Another Heartfelt Reunion Of a Lost Leopard Cub and its Mother in Maharashtra
With the dawn of the harvest season, the state of Maharashtra that houses a large population of leopards has seen […]
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Another Heartfelt Reunion Of a Lost Leopard Cub and its Mother in Maharashtra
With the dawn of the harvest season, the state of Maharashtra that houses a large population of leopards has seen
Bringing Critical Medical Aid to Elephants in Need
Captive elephants are a sad reality of India’s cultural history. It is a reality that cannot be ignored, for the
Bringing Critical Medical Aid to Elephants in Need
Captive elephants are a sad reality of India’s cultural history. It is a reality that cannot be ignored, for the
Training Workshop for the Maharashtra Forest Department at MLRC
As part of our on-going community outreach and awareness programme, Wildlife SOS frequently collaborates with the Maharashtra Forest Department to
Training Workshop for the Maharashtra Forest Department at MLRC
As part of our on-going community outreach and awareness programme, Wildlife SOS frequently collaborates with the Maharashtra Forest Department to
A month into Luna’s healing journey at Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Luna had an incredibly challenging journey to the Wildlife SOS (WSOS) Elephant Hospital for her long-term treatment. She was in
A month into Luna’s healing journey at Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital
Luna had an incredibly challenging journey to the Wildlife SOS (WSOS) Elephant Hospital for her long-term treatment. She was in
Giving Tuesday For The Elephants!
For elephants, poor foot condition is not just painful, it can be life threatening. This Giving Tuesday we hope to
Bear of the Month: Deva
Prior to his rescue in 2006, Deva’s every day was a vicious flat circle. He would accompany his Kalandar master
Hydrotherapy Pool for Jumbos at India’s First Elephant Hospital
With each elephant rescue that Wildlife SOS undertakes, we have observed a series of disturbing patterns in the captive elephants.
A new life for Kalpana!
The poaching of wild elephants for captivity is not only unimaginably cruel to the individual elephants poached, it severely threatens
“Sole-Guarding” Gajraj’s Footpads!
Gajraj had lived nearly 70 years in captivity as a temple elephant. A routine day in his life involved walking
What Ails An Indian Elephant?
It has now become the norm to open the newspaper and read horrifying news of elephants dying due to unnatural,
Thank You To Our Fabulous Fundraisers!
When Wildlife SOS rescued Raju the elephant from fifty years of abuse as a working elephant, the response we got
Meet Adelaide! Our Fun Buddy
When just three years old, Adelaide was rescued by the team of Wildlife SOS and the rope threaded through her
A Week with Wildlife SOS: The Chinmaya School Volunteers at our centers!
A group of thirteen students from the Chinmaya International School volunteered at Wildlife SOS’ Agra Bear Rescue Facility and Elephant
Changing Destinies; Education Support To Kalandar Children In Uttar Pradesh
The excited laughter of children could be heard spilling out of the windows of a white-walled room in the small
Adorable Chotu!
The anti-poaching team of Wildlife SOS rescued Chotu when he was a tiny, underweight 3 year old sloth bear from
Nature Camp With Students Of St. Pauls International Academy
Wildlife SOS in collaboration with St. Pauls International Academy, Sonwar, Srinagar organized a 3 days nature study camp from 28th