Chanchal’s Eight-Year Long Journey with Wildlife SOS, by her Keeper!
For Chanchal’s keeper, Manekchand, there was nothing but immense love for animals that guided him through his life. Six years […]
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Zara begins her Healing Journey at Wildlife SOS!
For a weak, emaciated elephant, dragging herself through the day, with the overbearing weight of a carrier, will no longer
Benefits of a Veggielicious Diet on Eat Your Vegetables Day!
We have all probably grown up with our parents having to chase us to finish that lone piece of broccoli
Wild Tusker successfully Radio-collared; Relocated to Mitigate Conflict in Tamil Nadu.
The incidents in the recent past have surely questioned our basic sense of humanity and the concept of co-existence to
Gajraj celebrates 3 Years of Freedom at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre!
The entire country may consider the months of May, June and July as “summer months” but for our grand, old
Elephant of the Month: Rajesh!
If you ever had the chance to visit our Elephant Conservation and Care Centre, other than our staff or a
Keeper of the Month: Babu Lal!
Our elephants have the chance at life once again, due to the care and compassion of our elephant keepers, who
Restored Right of Passage for Elephants as Trains dock during Lockdown!
Walking through the dense forest, on the soft mud and the gentle cracks of the twigs under the feet of
Everyone’s Favourite “Nut Herd” Completes 5 Years at Wildlife SOS!
It seems not long ago that circuses across the country would be jam-packed with an audience ranging from toddlers to
‘Water Baby’ Phoolkali, completes 8 Years at Wildlife SOS!
Grace emanates from her grand stature as she towers over most of our elephants as the tallest female elephant under
The Seven-year Long Tale of Companionship and Courage: Erika & Ella!
Their fates were stitched together when they were spotted in different districts of Haryana, begging for survival, tirelessly, day in
Elephants breathe relief as COVID-19 outbreak leaves Popular Tourist Spots deserted!
Not a soul in sight since the Indian Government announced nationwide lockdown beginning from 22nd March 2020, owing to the
Crossing sealed borders for an Elephant in Pain!
It is, indeed, true that when duty calls, one must respond, and respond certainly to deal with crisis! Our medical
The Grand, Old Dame of the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre: Ella!
Entering through the thick and dense forested area of Wildlife SOS Ch. Surinder Singh Elephant Rehabilitation Centre, Ban Santour, Yamunanagar
Our ‘Gentle Giant’ of the Month: Raju
When one decade of abuse seems like a lifetime, imagine the trauma of five decades of unimaginable level of abuse,
“Victorious” Elephant of the Month: Asha
The blow of an ankush, the loud command of an unfriendly voice and the end of a short slumber –
Tracing Ramu’s healing journey…
Ramu has been a part of the Wildlife SOS family for just 15 days, but has made himself an inseparable
Bringing wildlife to the forefront at the Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology
There are plenty of causes to care about in today’s world but not many gravitate towards wildlife conservation. It is
India’s First ‘Elephant Memorial’ – A Unique Tribute To Abused Elephants
One of Wildlife SOS’s core priorities is to provide rehabilitative and hospice care to severely abused elephants, harmed during captivity
