Chanchal’s Rescueversary: A Decade At Wildlife SOS!
Today, Chanchal’s journey with us crosses the ten-year mark, as she happily celebrates her 10th rescueversary with us! Chanchal has […]
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Nina Completes One Year Of Freedom With Wildlife SOS
One whole year has passed since Nina was brought under Wildlife SOS’ long-term care at the treatment unit at the
Elephant Of The Month – Star Of The Nut Herd, Coco!
Circuses were once a common place to sight elephants. They were made to perform to entertain audiences. However, each elephant
Veterinary Workshop On Elephant Welfare
Elephant care is a matter of urgent importance for wildlife conservationists in India. With the dwindling elephant population, the focus
Giants Enslaved: The Decline Of Asian Elephants
Elephants have always been seen across various cultures as a symbol of strength and wisdom. The motif of the Asian
Holding on To Asha, Holding on To Hope
On 23rd January, our ever-shining ray of Hope, Asha (meaning hope in Hindi), bid us farewell. The Elephant Conservation and
Pari’s Long-Awaited Bell Removal!
The long-awaited day is finally here for the bell around Pari’s neck to finally come off. Pari has lived the
Symbiosis: When Different Species Work Together In The Wild
Nature harbours some of the most curious relationships. Ostriches and zebras, elephants and beetles, woodpeckers and ants. These odd alliances
Elephant Of The Month : Asha
While Northern India is slowly feeling the drop in temperatures and longing for warmer weather, the mood at the Elephant
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
Elephant Of The Month: Peanut
Wildlife SOS’s youngest ever rescue and a cherished member of the Nut Herd, our Elephant of the Month for October
The Dark Side Of Wildlife Trade
In 2021, it is common knowledge that the illegal wildlife trade has devastating consequences on our ecological balance and biodiversity,
Tracing Arya’s First Year Of Freedom With Wildlife SOS
Making her way to the Yamuna riverside, blind Arya uses her trunk to trace the ground and carefully listens to
A Day in the Life of Nina
The elephants under our care at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Rescue Centres have a routine charted out for them to
Jasmine’s Story – Why Elephants Do Not Belong In Cities?
A few years ago, when our vehicles would screech to a halt at the traffic signal, it would not be
Caring For Young Elephants
What do Coconut, Laxmi, Ramu and Zara share in common? Apart from the fact that they’re all rescued from traumatic
Elephant Of The Month – Maya
As one of our oldest and most experienced caregivers, Munna, gently calls out to Maya asking her to wait while