“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 – […]
The blow of an ankush, the loud command of an unfriendly voice and the end of a short slumber – […]
One of Wildlife SOS’s core priorities is to provide rehabilitative and hospice care to severely abused elephants, harmed during captivity
Friendship needs no words – it is solitude delivered from the anguish of loneliness.– Dag Hammarskjold The pachyderms cared for
As the elephants at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura were preparing for a regular
As a wildlife conservation organisation, we always remind ourselves that wildlife is a part of nature and without conserving nature,
Elephants under the care of Wildlife SOS suffer from trauma and wounds due to their tragic past of cruelty and
Following a whirlwind rescue operation to get Emma to safety at the start of the new year, we are thrilled
Organic farming has been gaining momentum over recent years. Although the term may be a new attractive phrase, it is
As the bright sunshine pierces through the dense fog and mist of the morning, our elephants can be seen pausing
A decade seems to have flown by a little too fast as we celebrate another elephant’s brave healing journey. These
At the energetic age of 19 years, though Ramu is at the finality of his teenage years, there is no
Bhola’s past was riddled with pain, abuse and neglect which severely traumatized him for years. To add to his woes,
The majestic demeanour of an elephant seldom remains the same once subjected to a lifetime of abuse and neglect; chained
In November 2018, Wildlife SOS inaugurated the country’s first Elephant Hospital in Mathura with state-of-the-art technology and equipment to provide
As Santa Claus found his way down the chimney awaiting some cookies and milk by the fireplace in houses all