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Wildlife SOS is working to track this tiger in Mathura. The video below is news coverage from CNN-IBN. Or, you […]

The residents of North Delhi witnessed the sudden appearance of a leopard in their midst once again. This had happened

They say ‘God can’t be present everywhere, so they made Mother’. And where even the mother is absent there is

In a pioneering effort, a five-member team of surgeons performs a six-hour dental surgery to ease the pain on two

The start of 2010 saw Wildlife S.O.S. receive a S.O.S. from the Dholpur Forest range (Rajasthan Forest Department) for a

Four sloth bear cubs rescued from poachers just as they were about to be smuggled out of India are lucky

They tried to run, but they couldn’t hide. Eight more dancing bears have been rescued after they were found in

A large eight foot python was spotted at the Delhi international Airport and the Wildlife SOS rapid response team was

DELHI: The cobra sightings are mounting. Delhi wildlife officers were called in the early hours of yesterday to remove a

Recently Wildlife SOS partnered with the Bangalore Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital during the “Rotary Marathon-2010” to generate awareness

The superstitions regarding Owls in India are great and never ending. Owls have always been associated with demon rituals, spooky

The Wildlife S.O.S. team in Junnar Leopard Conservation and Rehabilitation Centre near Mumbai in Maharashtra had to go out on

December 18, 2009, Bangalore, India “ The Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India and the state forest departments,

As part of the continued and ongoing Kalandar Rehabilitation programme, this year once again, Wildlife S.O.S. reached out to 40

Can you join me and help save India’s Wildlife? Hello, My name is Abhay Deol, and you may know me

Every year the first week of July is celebrated as Van Mahotsav in India. This year Wildlife S.O.S. marked the

It’s not everyday that an evening turns out to be loads of fun, great food and an opportunity to see

The Wildlife S.O.S. Awareness and Education programme in Kashmir valley run by education officer Aliya Mir is fast gaining popularity…

The Kalandars of Karnataka, originally Muslim gypsies with a highly nomadic lifestyle were famous for their mastery over animals. For