Happy #FriendshipDay from all of us at Wildlife SOS. 💚

We've realised Luna loves honey, and she's completely attached to her new enrichment. A few heartwarming moments as her treatment continues.

Breaking news: Shankar has officially won the Best Selfie on the Internet award. #Leopard #sanctuarylife Learn more about Shankar: news.wildlifesos.org/a-peek-into-...

Nearly 1 in 3 of India's elephants call the Nilgiris home. And they're not alone. To understand what makes the Nilgiris so extraordinary, and why it needs our help now more than ever, read our latest blog: news.wildlifesos.org/the-timeless...

Wildlife SOS is deeply honored to receive the Tiger Protection & Anti-Poaching Excellence Award at the 5th Royal Ranthambore International Tiger Week. #conservation #tiger

Here's to 14 years of love and friendship. We love you, Chanchal. #Rescueversary #elephants

Haathi Sewa has now treated more than 200 elephants across India, covering 12 states! Read more about how Wildlife SOS is caring for elephants in need: news.wildlifesos.org/running-a-ho...

#sanctuarylife #blindelephant Manu now knows his surroundings so well. In fact, he never misses a stop at his favorite tree during his regular walks, often reaching out to steal a branch before continuing on his way. 💚 Read Manu's story: wildlifesos.org/manu

#BackToTheWild Some stories end quietly. No applause, no headlines. Just the soft rustle of leaves, familiar scents, and the safe place it knows so well. Somewhere beyond the city lights, another wild life slips back into the forest, as though it had never left.

Baby Bani has officially become taller than her caregiver Vijay! 🤫

Some call it enrichment. Ron calls it fine dining. 👀 Learn more about the Indian sloth bear: wildlifesos.org/our-work/bear/

Read the full blog to discover the fascinating world of elephant infrasound and the hidden language beneath their feet: news.wildlifesos.org/rumbles-thro...

Petting urge detected. Strongly discouraged. 😅 In frame: Jiya, being too adorable. #sanctuarylife wildlifesos.org/our-work/leo...

A new sisterhood in the making. 💚 Image 1: Emma (left) and Tara (right), taking a moment to show love and care for each other during one of their evening walks. Image 2: (L-R) Maya, Phoolkali, Emma and Tara, the perfect family picture. #sanctuarylife

They've survived for millions of years, boast the strongest bite in the animal kingdom, and include some of the most specialised reptiles on Earth. Want to learn more about one of the most fascinating members of this ancient family? Read our latest blog: news.wildlifesos.org/things-you-d...

Watch closely. Chanchal isn't standing against the wind, but with it. As though they have spent a lifetime learning each other's language.

A leopard clinging to a wire in the dark. A jackal crying out from the depths of a well. A sambar deer stranded 40 feet below ground. Discover how Wildlife SOS is helping make rural landscapes safer for wildlife: news.wildlifesos.org/hidden-rescu...

The experts have made their predictions. The analysts have shared their opinions. And then there’s Bani. Her official statement seems to be: may the best team win, and may there be snacks for everyone. Who are YOU supporting this FIFA World Cup™? D @fifaclubworldcup.bsky.social #fifaworldcup

Glimpses from our centres! ❤️ Travel with @Wildlifesos for an experience of a lifetime: travel.wildlifesos.org

Some stories are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, but they're no less important. #wildliferescue

Some moments make everyone stop and smile. Here's a glimpse of shared affection between Veer and his caregiver. #sanctuarylife

"If wildlife belongs in the wild, why can’t rescued elephants be released too?" It’s one of the questions we hear most often, and it’s an important one. Read the full blog to learn why rescue, not re-wilding, is the most humane path for these elephants: news.wildlifesos.org/op-ed-why-do...

The top image is Lakshmi before her rescue. Decades of exploitation and malnourishment left her known as India's skinniest elephant. The image on bottom shows a different life of a wild elephant. Demand an end to the brutal practice of 'begging' elephants: action.wildlifesos.org/page/188607/...

For blind #elephant Manu, his trunk is more than just a nose. It helps him navigate, explore his surroundings, locate food, and gather information about the world around him. After years of hardship as a blind 'begging' elephant, Manu now uses this remarkable adaptation.

The wild deserves freedom, space, and respect. This #WorldEnvironmentDay, let’s choose actions that help nature thrive, today and every day. We invite you to share what you do to help our environment (big or small) - you could inspire someone else!

Minimum effort, maximum impact! Jenny has clearly figured out how to enjoy enrichment her own way. #sanctuarylife #slothbear

Bijli sleeping peacefully under the moon 😃 #SnoozingGiants #sanctuarylife Want to know more about Bijli? news.wildlifesos.org/trunk-tales-...

A gentle evening walk for our rescued elephants. Slow, unhurried, and quietly melancholic.

We have a feeling that Bani is preparing for the upcoming football World Cup, her dribbling skills are off the charts! 😅 Learn more about Bani: wildlifesos.org/our-work/ele...

Laxmi, Chanchal, and Bijli’s friendship is one of the most admirable relationships. They stick by each other through all their morning and evening walking escapades, with Chanchal confidently leading the way. #sanctuarylife