Of Chains & Choices: Difference Between Wild & Captive Elephants
Captivity (noun) Oxford Dictionary defines captivity as “the state of being kept as a prisoner or in a space that […]
elephant abuse
The Healing Journey Of Elephants Rescued From Distress
Elephants rescued by Wildlife SOS have often endured a life marked by mistreatment, which leaves them emotionally and physically weak
Nina, The Warrior Who Survived 60 Years Of Torment
The sight of Nina, a geriatric female elephant who is over 60 years old, speaks to us, telling us stories
Tales Of Elephants From Two Continents
This is the story of two different kinds of elephants roaming two separate continents. Today, there are three surviving elephant
Misrepresentation Of Animals In Media Continues To Plague Wildlife
Today, more than ever, our lives are saturated with media. Guiding our way through life, mass media has become an
Is Pop Culture Hastening The Demise of Asian Elephants?
In 1903 Thomas Edison made a 60-second film aptly titled “Electrocuting an Elephant.” The black and white film showcased the
The Paradox of Elephant Trade in The Wildlife (Protection) Bill, 2021
The word Phajaan means breaking of the spirit. It is a brutal process wherein a captive elephant is isolated and
Saving a Little Angel Named Pari
November 16, 2021 – This could be our most dangerous rescue ever, which is why we are unable to reveal
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 – Zara
Awake and alert at the crack of dawn, Zara stands at the corner of her free-ranging field and lightly rumbles
One Month Into Jai’s Healing Journey
The past one month has been a whirlwind of a journey at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital as we settled
Happy Tenth Rescueversary Bijli!
Bijli, whose name means ‘lightning’ in Hindi, truly lives up to her name and is always keeping her companions and
Elephant of the Month: Holly
Holly was the first elephant to receive treatment at our Elephant Hospital, for her grave injuries. The 61-year-old blind elephant
How To Identify An Elephant In Distress?
Elephants are social and sentient beings that express pain, joy, discomfort and anger just like humans. As a traveler, you
Reiterating the Pledge to Responsible Tourism!
For all us travel enthusiasts, the COVID19 pandemic has put a screeching halt to all our plans and expectations of
