Spotlight On Natalie, The Spirited “Titli” Of MLRC
At the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) in Maharashtra, where rescued leopards find safety and care, one particular resident stands […]
Wildlife Conservation
Things You Didn’t Know About: Bee-eaters
Wildlife SOS’s series “Things You Didn’t Know About” explores fascinating and lesser-known facts about various species. Our writers spotlight one
Silent Guardians: The Royal Range Of Aravallis
Oh look! A stunning butterfly with orange wings. It softly lands on a shrub nearby, where you’re standing. The violet
Bear Diary: The Story Of Spectacular Suri
Suri’s journey to freedom began in 2007 when he was rescued as a five-month-old cub from the brutal ‘dancing’ bear
The Battle Continues: Providing Safe Shelter To Lissy
On the last day of the year 2025, our team arrived in the scenic town of Sahibganj in the state
op-Ed: We Ended the Dancing Bear Trade. That Didn’t Mean the Work Was Over
Soon after 2026 began, Wildlife SOS was alerted to a deeply disturbing development: a young female sloth bear was being
Piggybacking For Survival: How & Why Sloth Bears Carry Their Cubs
It’s one of nature’s most charming images: a sloth bear cub perched on its mother’s back like a tiny passenger.
20 Highlights of BBRC’s 20-Year Journey
Wildlife SOS’s Bannerughatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) in Karnataka, is the world’s second largest facility dedicated to rescued sloth bears,
Things You Didn’t Know About: Rhesus Macaques
Wildlife SOS’s “Things You Didn’t Know About” series explores fascinating and lesser-known facets of wildlife across India. Each feature highlights
Wildlife SOS Breaks New Ground In The Study Of Himalayan Brown Bears
High in the fragile alpine belt of Jammu & Kashmir lives one of India’s most elusive mammals, the Himalayan brown
Rehabilitation – The Bridge Between Trauma & Peace For Rescued Elephants
Animals carry an innocence that is hard to ignore. They ask for so little from the world – space to
Staff Profile: Himanshu Sood
“Wildlife teaches us how to live honestly. Animals don’t pretend, they don’t take more than they need, and they don’t
When Animals Grieve: Love, Loss and the Bonds That Outlive Life
Grief is often thought of as a uniquely human experience, an emotion tied to memory, love, and loss. Yet, time
Christmas Festivities At Wildlife SOS Centres!
The holiday spirit has spread all across the rescue facilities of Wildlife SOS, and our animals with their caregivers are
A Preventable Tragedy: Train Collisions and the Rapid Decline of India’s Wild Elephants
Last week, a devastating train collision claimed the lives of eight elephants, including calves, in Assam. This tragedy fills us
At The Crossroads: Why What We Do With AI Today Determines Wildlife’s Tomorrow
In today’s digital world, the line between truth and illusion is blurring faster than ever. In recent months, there has
Staff Profile: Dr. Rahul Prasad
In the quiet town of Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, surrounded by fields, a young boy watched animals wandering freely through his
Rescues From The Helpline – October 2025
October, with its clear skies and cooler temperatures, is known for being one of the most pleasant months of the
Actor Ashmit Patel Makes A Special Visit To Wildlife SOS Centres!
If our rescued animals could speak, they would probably whisper these words to each other:“Who is this person who keeps
Rescues From The Helpline – September 2025
While monsoon season carried on in some locations and autumn took over the rest, Wildlife SOS rescue teams in September
