Gajraj FAQ and Updates
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) ABOUT GAJRAJ ELEPHANT 1. Who is Gajraj — what’s his story? Gajraj is a 70- to […]
Elephants
Celebrating Second Rescue Anniversary; Update On The Nut Herd Members!
With the summer of 2015 came warm sunshine and big changes at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre, Mathura –
Bidding Adieu To Our Beloved Elephant, Sita
From day one, she turned our lives upside down. Sita’s 2,100 km journey to her new home with us, the
A Photo Blog: Team WSOS Helps Avert Elephant Conflict in U.P.
01st March 2017 The District Forest Officer of Sonbhadra in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh reaches out to
Everything You Need To Know About ‘Musth’!
What is musth?Musth is a completely natural phenomenon seen in healthy adult bull elephants, both tuskers and makhnas (tuskless bulls).
WSOS & Rajasthan Forest Dept Join Hands To Help Jaipur’s Elephants
As part of an initiative to help improve the living and working conditions of the elephants of Jaipur, Wildlife SOS
The Story of Sanjay: The Elephant With No Name
The elephant is a massive bull tusker that towers over the four brothers that claim ‘ownership’ over him. The ownership
FAQ ON SIDDA ELEPHANT
1.) How old do you think Sidda is? Sidda is a young bull elephant, whose estimated age is 35 years.
A Webinar On Mohan’s Rescue
When Mohan’s story first entered the public domain, his plight captivated hearts everywhere – and people around the world became
World’s Unluckiest Elephant, Mohan, Finally Unshackled!
We’re thrilled to inform you all that Mohan, chained and abused for the past 50 years of his life, has
Lend a Hand To Buy More Land
For captive elephants in India, space to roam is practically unimaginable. Tethered in the same place for hours, for many
Update On Mohan’s Situation
We have had a major breakthrough in our efforts to help Mohan. He is currently safe and has been moved
More Dates for Kartick and Geeta’s 2016 Lecture Series!
Wildlife SOS cofounders Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani are adding dates to their U.S. tour! As of now, their 2016
Update on the Precious Four
After a lifetime in the circus, living in terrible conditions of abuse and neglect, four elephants named Goldie, Sylvie, Ruby
FAQ on the ‘Precious Four’ Elephant Rescue
1. Where are the Precious Four elephants right now? The precious four elephants are under Interim-custody of Rambo Circus as
The Precious Four’s Life So Far
Forced into a life of abuse and torment, circus elephants Pearl, Ruby, Goldie, and Sylvie have known nothing but pain,
Rhea’s Life So Far In Captivity…
For nearly all 53 years of her life, Rhea has been a circus elephant, facing horrific abuse and neglect. Possibly
An Update On Suraj; The One Eared Elephant
Rescued in December 2015 from a lifetime of abuse and negligence as a confined temple elephant in Satara, Maharashtra, Suraj,
Saving Suraj; Sunshine For The One-Eared Temple Elephant
Warm sunlight reflects of his magnificent tusks, as the large bull elephant steps gingerly off the Wildlife SOS Elephant Ambulance
