For ‘Save the Elephants Day’, the Wildlife SOS Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre team worked with the Bannerghatta National Park, Champakadhama Temple, the panchayat, and local police to clean the areas near the park, including known elephant corridors and animal crossings.

Rescued from human-wildlife conflict, Ganesh has since only seen the world through one good eye only. However, that changed when Vitthal, who never leaves his side, entered his life forming an inseparable friendship visible to everyone at the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre…

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Did you know an owl’s eyes are tubular and not spherical in shape? They possess remarkable adaptations for nocturnal hunting, from silent flight feathers to asymmetrical ears for pinpointing prey sounds. But it's their captivating eyes that truly steal the show! Wouldn’t you…

'This April, there are several reasons to celebrate, as the centre, a joint initiative of the Maharashtra Forest Department and Wildlife SOS, will not only observe Ganesh’s 13th rescue anniversary, but it will also celebrate Titli and Montu’s – two leopard cubs who were…

We are incredibly grateful for the overwhelming response! But there’s still much more for us to do and we need your continued support!

Don’t miss our first of its kind webinar on ‘Save The Elephants Day’ on Tuesday, 16th April, with esteemed veterinary experts as they discuss…

Most of our resident animals may not be related by blood, but they've formed deep bonds over time just like Peanut & Coconut, Kuber & Bobby, and many more! Meanwhile, rescued siblings like George & Natalie, Mithali & Mahi, and Aditi & Shivshree also thrive under the love and care…

'In India, death from train collisions is the second-highest cause of unnatural elephant deaths, after accidental electrocution. Official data shows that more than 200 elephants were killed in train collisions in the past 10 years'

This indeed is a must-read article by The Guardian…

Remembering Rose: The Spring Child of Wildlife SOS.

Saying goodbye is never easy. With heavy hearts, we bid adieu to our beloved Rose. 

Rescued as an orphaned cub in 2016, Rose’s chances of surviving in the wild with a missing limb were bleak. However, under the dedicated care…

From a vulnerable orphan to a fierce survivor! Simba's life started with hardships when this 2-month-old leopard cub was found stranded in a sugarcane field. After multiple failed attempts to reunite this little one with his mother, he was hand reared by our experienced staff at…

Don’t forget to join us on ‘Save The Elephants Day’ - Tuesday, 16th April. In this webinar, come engage with our team and learn insights about her incredible journey.

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Meet our magnificent bull, Sanjay! Today, we celebrate his remarkable journey as he marks his 7th rescue anniversary at Wildlife SOS. 🐘

Life took a 180-degree turn when Sanjay was rescued as a victim of the illegal tusk trade. Now, he stands tall, embracing his freedom and…

In picture: A heartening sight, when Wildlife SOS co-founder Kartick first met Bani. Her favourite milk bottle in one hand and the other caressing her trunk, Kartick bent down, whispering words of encouragement to her. Slurping milk, Bani too seemed to share a special moment…

'By rescuing and rehabilitating more than 620 sloth bears from the streets of India, Wildlife SOS has not only put an end to the 400-year-old tradition of 'dancing' bears but also embarked on a groundbreaking Radio Collaring Project to ensure its conservation in the wild' - An…

Our expert team of caregivers and veterinarians ensures the upkeep of our beloved duo, Taj and Tara, through several thoughtful measures:

1. The caregiver always carries two bags full of roasted grams and peanuts to keep Taj and Tara motivated during their walks.
2. The…

#WorldAquaticAnimalDay is celebrated to create ripples of awareness about the importance of aquatic animals and protecting their ecosystems.

As marine #habitats , hidden from our view, continue to degrade, the species dependant on them also become highly threatened. Wildlife SOS…

On the occasion of ‘Save The Elephants’ day, the Wildlife SOS team at the Bannerghatta Bear Rescue Centre (BBRC) is conducting a clean-up drive!

Location: Bannerghatta National Park
Date: 12th April 2024
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Join us as we take a step towards making a…

With summer kicking in, days are now longer and hotter, but this doesn’t stop #Elvis from enjoying himself thoroughly! He is the ultimate troublemaker with a flair for fun. Being one of the most active #bears at our facility, you will mostly find him on the move, keeping us…

A Successful Rescue ft. a Golden Jackal!

Wildlife SOS, in collaboration with the Maharashtra Forest Department, rescued an approximately one-year-old male golden jackal from a 35-foot-deep open well in Junnar.

Inside the open well, the jackal was found sitting on a little…

Sometimes a little encouragement from people who love us is what we need to try a little harder and not give up. Bani might not understand these words of encouragement, but we believe she feels the kindness and compassion, and that’s what makes a difference!

You too can make a…