Rescues From The Helpline — May 2026
As the sun rose and the temperatures soared across the country this May, India’s wildlife faced the relentless grip of […]
As the sun rose and the temperatures soared across the country this May, India’s wildlife faced the relentless grip of […]
Wildlife conservation gets celebrated through images of rescued animals and rehabilitation centres. But there is another, quieter battle that rarely
Rescued from an intense human-wildlife conflict in Pimpri Pendhar village, Junnar, Maharashtra, Greta, a 7-year-old leopard, immediately captivated our team
Twenty years ago, Aleem arrived at Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF) at the age of 4, having been rescued from
Why healthy feet are essential to the health and welfare of captive elephants. For those who have followed Wildlife SOS’s
We would like you to meet one of the most charismatic bulls at our center. Hari, a 26-year-old pachyderm, who
To begin, everyone at Wildlife SOS would like to give a big shout out to all our invaluable supporters who
Every day, Wildlife SOS receives calls from concerned citizens who sincerely wish to save an animal in distress. The intention
There is nothing as unfortunate or upsetting than the news of an animal found in distress. But what adds to
There is no denying that baby elephants capture our hearts. Watching a young elephant learn to use its trunk, explore
Doctors are seen far beyond their medical profession. They are widely respected as healers, and for veterinarians, it becomes all
The recent 5th Royal Ranthambore International Tiger Week (ITW) 2026 marked a memorable occasion for Wildlife SOS. The prestigious Tiger
The weather teeter-tottered between heatwaves and erratic rains as April took over. The shift in temperature brought with it a
The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) is home to a dynamic personality we are more than pleased to introduce. Meet
By April each year, the heat begins to rise from India’s roads long before noon. Concrete rooftops trap warmth deep
Snakes are one of the most misunderstood animals. Even though most are non-venomous, they end up being killed by humans
By May, the air in North India begins to balmy with heat, with the afternoons stretching for a longer period
Wildlife SOS rescued as many as 338 animals in March 2026 across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Gujarat
Wildlife SOS introduces a series “Things You Didn’t Know About” that explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our
For every being of the forests, open wells across rural Maharashtra continue to trap wildlife — prompting urgent rescue efforts