The Caring Keeper of The Month: Prahlad
Prahlad’s journey with Wildlife SOS started four years ago along with Sita who was rescued from a circus in Tamil […]
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Celebrating 5 years of kindness with Raju
Come July and the eager anticipation of the monsoon showers marks the everyday mood of life in India. The rejuvenating
Celebrating Two Years with Sanjay!
It was a fateful call from the local Forest Department that led to the rescue of Sanjay, our magnificent bull-tusker.
Celebrating Two Years with Sanjay!
It was a fateful call from the local Forest Department that led to the rescue of Sanjay, our magnificent bull-tusker.
Farewell to our beloved Luna
There was an unusual storm at night on the 30th of March. Strong, dust-laden winds knocked on every door and
A month into Luna’s healing journey at Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Luna had an incredibly challenging journey to the Wildlife SOS (WSOS) Elephant Hospital for her long-term treatment. She was in
A month into Luna’s healing journey at Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Luna had an incredibly challenging journey to the Wildlife SOS (WSOS) Elephant Hospital for her long-term treatment. She was in
‘Lazy Genius’ Elephant of the Month: Laxmi
With just a mere glance at Laxmi, one is overwhelmed by her sheer gigantic size that exceeds even elephantine proportions.
A month into Kalpana’s journey at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Years of working and begging on the streets for her cruel master had broken down Kalpana’s body immensely and caused
Giving Tuesday For The Elephants!
For elephants, poor foot condition is not just painful, it can be life threatening. This Giving Tuesday we hope to
Update on Holly
Life for Holly had not been easy prior to her arrival at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital for long-term treatment
The Underdog Elephant of the Month: Suraj
Every day during evening hours, our visitors and volunteers are left awestruck with the sight of a magnificent tusker silently
Hydrotherapy Pool for Jumbos at India’s First Elephant Hospital
With each elephant rescue that Wildlife SOS undertakes, we have observed a series of disturbing patterns in the captive elephants.
Refuse to Ride as an Outdoor Media Campaign
For tourists travelling to India, up-close interaction with an elephant tops their bucket-list of must-have experiences. More often than not,
A new life for Kalpana!
The poaching of wild elephants for captivity is not only unimaginably cruel to the individual elephants poached, it severely threatens
Luna Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
While all over the world people were readying themselves to welcome in the New Year with energized celebrations and new
Luna Arrives at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
While all over the world people were readying themselves to welcome in the New Year with energized celebrations and new
Wildlife SOS Launches Compendium Of 20 Years Of Veterinary Research Publications
This year Wildlife SOS achieved a much awaited milestone with the release of a compendium of 20 years of Veterinary
“Sole-Guarding” Gajraj’s Footpads!
Gajraj had lived nearly 70 years in captivity as a temple elephant. A routine day in his life involved walking
Collaring Van Devi, the matriarch at Chhattisgarh Wild Elephant Project
During the hot, sultry summer month of June, a team of experts from Wildlife SOS and the Chhattisgarh Forest Department
