The Elephant Ambulance has left for Manu's location! We've been racing against the clock to ensure that we are able to get to Manu as soon as possible. The second team, consisting of WSOS care staff and equipped with all necessary paraphernalia, is on its way to Manu. We estimate approximately a 20 hour journey via road. Meanwhile, our primary unit, sent in advance to help and care for Manu while the ambulance arrives, is busy stabilizing Manu's condition by administering pain management for his

Every month, our Rapid Response Units are called into action to rescue civet cats from different urban locations. From being stuck in buildings to suffering injuries after road accidents, these small, misunderstood animals often end up in danger while navigating urban spaces. Though commonly mistaken for felines, civet cats are actually closer to mongooses, hyenas, and other members of the Viverridae family. As natural pest controllers and seed dispersers, they play a vital role in maintaining e

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Bani's story began with a heartbreaking tragedy, but we are determined to change the narrative. Rescued from a tragic train accident, she's under critical care at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Despite being under crucial care, Bani is fighting every day. She is very responsive, adores her caregivers, relishes bananas, and delights in playing with mud! The road to recovery is long and arduous but she is giving it her all. Your support today can make all the difference in this little one's l

At Wildlife SOS, caring for animals that can't be released back into the wild is responsibility we take very seriously. To give you a behind-the-scenes look, we're pleased to introduce our new special 'A Day of Care' video series. We hope to give our supporters a glimpse into the lives of their favourite resident animals and what they do during the day! After all, there is so much that goes into caring for a wild elephant, bear or leopard, from the moment they wake up, till the time the sun sets

1.1K views · 228 reactions | These animal releases are a collective celebration. Each moment holds the promise of a new beginning. With over 4000 rescues this year, we are proud of our team who works tirelessly to give second life to these animals. On this Freedom Day, let's take the time to honour the release of one animal at a time. | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

#BreakingNews #UrgentRescue Since the last few days, many of you reached out to us about a viral video of an elephant in visible distress. Our team has been constantly on the ground, searching for him, working undercover, monitoring the situation closely and gathering critical information. After a lot of hard work, we have finally been able to locate him. This is a risky operation for our team and we can not divulge much information right now. Watching him is deeply traumatising. The bull elepha

POV: you’re a bird flying freely over the only Elephant Hospital in India! | Wildlife SOS