Elephant of the Month: Mia
It’s been almost six years since the brave and vivacious Mia was rescued from the cycle of pain and misery
It’s been almost six years since the brave and vivacious Mia was rescued from the cycle of pain and misery
The largest existing land mammal on the planet, Elephants, have a lasting effect on each individual who sets their eyes
As a colourful chalk reaches dangerously close to her damaged eyes, she flinches a little at the odd feeling but
Wildlife SOS’s youngest ever rescue and a cherished member of the Nut Herd, our Elephant of the Month for October
The elephants under our care at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Rescue Centres have a routine charted out for them to
Making her way to the Yamuna riverside, blind Arya uses her trunk to trace the ground and carefully listens to
A few years ago, when our vehicles would screech to a halt at the traffic signal, it would not be
In her pioneering speech, We Should All Be Feminists, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie said, “We raise girls to see each other
Did you know that the land where the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) stands today was in fact a
India is the land of diversity, in picturesque landscapes, cultural heritage, spirituality, rich flora and fauna and much more. Travelling
German Ambassador to India, Mr. Walter J. Lindner, recently visited the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Center in Mathura.
For a newly rescued elephant, the initial months of adapting to a new environment are a difficult transition period. At
As maximum temperatures reach up to 47 degrees Celsius in parts of Uttar Pradesh, the team at the Elephant Conservation
At Wildlife SOS, first rescue anniversaries celebrate the journey of freedom that our elephants embark upon. Each rescued elephant brings
Winner: Xavi Barugh (8yrs old) At Wildlife SOS, we truly appreciate the effort put in by every volunteer associated with
Quietly walking around her enclosure and taking relaxing dust baths, the past one month has been life-altering for Nina, to
Awake and alert at the crack of dawn, Zara stands at the corner of her free-ranging field and lightly rumbles