Staff Profile: Jamal Ahmad
“Behind every bill, document or transaction is a purpose — the care, safety and wellbeing of an animal.” When we […]
“Behind every bill, document or transaction is a purpose — the care, safety and wellbeing of an animal.” When we […]
What if your drip could become the statement itself? Something that makes people stop, look twice, and ask: ‘What’s the
For decades, conversations around wildlife conservation in India have largely focused on forests, endangered species, protected areas and ecological restoration.
Wildlife conservation gets celebrated through images of rescued animals and rehabilitation centres. But there is another, quieter battle that rarely
Every year from July 1 to July 7, India celebrates Van Mahotsav, the Festival of Forests. A week is dedicated
Rescued from an intense human-wildlife conflict in Pimpri Pendhar village, Junnar, Maharashtra, Greta, a 7-year-old leopard, immediately captivated our team
Why healthy feet are essential to the health and welfare of captive elephants. For those who have followed Wildlife SOS’s
The Science Behind Sloth Bear Home Ranges Every animal needs enough space to find food, water, shelter, and raise the
When you look at India’s long coastline, the real border between land and sea isn’t just a sandy beach. In
We would like you to meet one of the most charismatic bulls at our center. Hari, a 26-year-old pachyderm, who
There is a river in Madhya Pradesh that still remembers what it means to be free. The Ken, historically known
To begin, everyone at Wildlife SOS would like to give a big shout out to all our invaluable supporters who
Every day, Wildlife SOS receives calls from concerned citizens who sincerely wish to save an animal in distress. The intention
There is nothing as unfortunate or upsetting than the news of an animal found in distress. But what adds to
Imagine a bear that can smell its way through concrete and literally inhale its dinner like a high-powered vacuum. It’s
Every year, Van Mahotsav inspires people across India to plant trees. Volunteers gather with saplings in hand, schools organise plantation
The amygdala is a part of our brain that is responsible for emotional processing. It primarily governs feelings such as
In the quiet hill towns of the Nilgiris, late-night visitors have become increasingly common. CCTV footage from places like Coonoor
The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (NBR) sits amidst the Western Ghats, where the wilderness breathes in an ethereal landscape that is
A sloth bear stands atop a mountain, A mountain not of rocks, plants and grasses But of garbage! The more