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, […]
Leopards
Raising Orphaned and Abandoned Leopard Cubs
Barely a few weeks old, their soft, distressed cries tug right at the heart strings of our leopard care staff
Leopard Conflict Mitigation Workshop for Ahmednagar District Forest Officials
Situated in the middle of Western Maharashtra, the Ahmednagar district is on the rise. Seen as a leader in the
Man v/s Wild: Wildlife SOS’s groundbreaking efforts for leopard conservation in Jammu and Kashmir
Human encroachment in the form of gentrification, industrialization and rapid urbanization has robbed Indian leopards of their natural habitat. However,
Leopard Found Inside a School Canteen, Rescued in a Nail-Biting Operation
A surprise visitor lead to one of the most bizarre extractions in the history of Wildlife SOS! As schools continue
Life Lessons Humans Can Learn From Leopards
Known for their magnificent golden, speckled bodies and graceful hunting techniques, the Indian Leopard is a bewitching majesty in its
Leopard Baby Reunited With Mother In Maharashtra
In another heart-warming tale of family reunions, a 25-day old leopard cub was recently reunited with its mother in Junnar
Leopard Cub Reunion in Maharashtra: A Happy Tale
What started out as a normal day for farmers in Bori Salwadi village, soon turned into an action-packed afternoon after
Mythbuster: Superstitions Surrounding Wild Animals
We were all told tales as children – many of which are considered superstition and relatively harmless. Growing up in
Three Leopard Cubs Reunited With Their Mother
Three months into the New Year and this heartwarming story of a reunion will fill you with a renowned sense
The Importance of Village Rescue Teams in WSOS’ Conservation Efforts
In an effort to help identify and diffuse situations of human-leopard conflict, Wildlife SOS conducts regular training workshops for village
Staff Profile Of The Month: Dr Arun A Sha
Dr Arun A Sha has been working with Wildlife SOS since 2004. A strong proponent of the need for establishing
Hema Undergoes Eye Surgery at the Leopard Rescue Centre
*Warning: Graphic Content* Conservation and Rehabilitation centres work on a microscopic imitation of the original habitats of long-ranging species such
Jaw Traps and Snares: The Terrible Threat To India’s Wildlife
Apart from food-laced explosives and pellets, DIY snare and jaw traps form a terrible threat to animals inhabiting the country’s
Celebrating Vitthal’s Eleven-year-long Voyage with Wildlife SOS
For the past eleven years Vitthal has called the Wildlife SOS Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar home. In this past
Keeper of the Month: Shivaji Modhe
Considered the heart and soul of the Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar, Maharashtra, Shivaji Modhe is the oldest member of
Wildlife SOS Team Conducts Awareness programs in Maharashtra
Mitigating man-animal conflict can be quite a challenging task, involving many aspects such as community participation, avoidance behaviour and quick
Spotting the Elusive Wild Inhabitants of the Animal Kingdom!
Camera trap footage is a very important tool for ecological studies and observation of wildlife in their true form and
Facts About Leopards That Perfectly Describe The Majestic Species!
Stealthy and elusive, leopards can be found in various places around the world –Sub-Saharan Africa, northeast Africa, Central Asia, India
Addressing the Needs of Ageing Leopards!
Wildlife SOS established the Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar, Maharashtra, keeping in mind the increased incidents of man-leopard conflict in