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Another successful rescue and release! Our team sprang into action after receiving an emergency call about an Asian Koel trapped on an apartment balcony in Vasant Vihar, Delhi. The poor bird was confused by the transparent barrier, unable to find its way out. Our team safely

Thank you BFP and BONK!!! for the recent donation of $10,000 to support 🐘Bani's care! And a special shout out to all the sponsors and walkers who participated in the Moonwalk Fitness Accelerate Impact Game who helped make this donation possible. ❤️ Bani is

At Wildlife SOS, we see the hidden struggles behind India’s tiger success story. Learn more about how local indigenous participation is key to conservation: dw.com/hi/shrinking-p… Thank you, DW News, for bringing this to light.

हाथियों का ये अस्पताल किसी बच्चों की किताब में नहीं बल्कि हकीकत में है। 🐘🌱♥️ #OMGIndia Wildlife SOS Watch: youtu.be/hxeC685i1DE?si…

Rescue Alert! We recently rescued a bear cub found with her injured mother in the forests of Madhya Pradesh. The two-month-old sloth bear was brought to our facility by the forest officials after her mother succumbed to injuries sustained in an unfortunate human-wildlife

Update on the rescued bear cub: At just five months old, life became harder for this baby far too soon, she didn’t just lose her mother, but also the comfort, safety, and nourishment every infant needs. While we can’t replace her mother, we’re doing our best to help her heal.

Monsoon season in rural Uttar Pradesh often sees a rise in snake sightings, and sadly, fear and misinformation lead to many being killed on sight. To debunk myths and stereotypes around snakes, Wildlife SOS, in collaboration with Tuk Tuk Gilhari and the Upadhyay Foundation, held

Shankar’s curiosity highlights beautifully the side of leopards we often see- calm, thoughtful, and quietly captivating with every glance.

Forced to walk crowded streets, dressed in ornate decorations, and paraded through wedding processions, Chanchal was far from where she truly belonged. Rescued after a severe truck accident in Noida, Uttar Pradesh at just 16, her life finally took a turn toward healing. Today

This is the story of Jenny, a five-month-old sloth bear cub who arrived at Wildlife SOS after being rescued by the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh, alone and frightened after losing her mother. With no one to protect or feed her, she was left without the comfort, safety, and

#VayuUpdate We’ve recently started taking Vayu out for short morning walks, a big step that shows he’s beginning to feel safe and more comfortable in his new surroundings. Each walk is a reflection of the trust that’s slowly growing and the progress he’s making under our care.

Did you know? Royal Bengal tigers can sleep up to 16–20 hours a day — and Gopal proudly lives up to that reputation! Monsoon has cast a green spell over Bannerghatta, and amidst the rustling leaves and soft drizzle, Gopal finds his peace. At 17, this majestic tiger knows the

A South Delhi school campus gets an unexpected visitor! 🐍 A harmless rat snake was spotted on campus, prompting the school principal to reach out to Wildlife SOS emergency helpline. Our team arrived swiftly and safely relocated the snake to its natural habitat after a thorough

Getting our zen on this International Day of Yoga, with a little wild inspiration! 🧘‍♀️🐘 From the grounded strength of an elephant to the graceful stretch of a leopard, yoga poses inspired by the animal kingdom reflect the timeless wisdom of nature and the richness of Indian

Fun fact: Rainforests are so good at making rain, they practically have a degree in precipitation! ☔🌿 These lush green forests don’t just house over half the planet’s species — they regulate rainfall, store carbon, and keep our climate in check. But we’re losing them fast:

Leopards may be solitary by nature, but Jaya, Jiya, and Shankar have stolen all our hearts. Seventeen years ago, the trio were brought to the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC) as orphaned cubs. While Jaya grew into a tree-climbing queen with a soft spot for Jiya, her