Four years and over 3,200 tweets later, WSOS now has over 10,000 followers!  Kartick Satyanarayan, who is usually the voice behind the tweets says, “I started tweeting to keep our supporters updated on our daily challenges and triumphs that we encounter in our work to help wildlife. Read more »

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Tom Burridge of the BBC spent the day with our rescue team as they rescued a snake from a Commonwealth Games venue, and then released several snakes back into the wild. 

Please view the video on the BBC website.

Wildlife SOS is working to track this tiger in Mathura. The video below is news coverage from CNN-IBN. Or, you can view the video on the CNN IBN website.

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OS rescued a four foot long adult Cobra from inside the Commonwealth Games venue - the RK Khanna Tennis Stadium. According to Harshad - Wildlife  SOS Rescue Team Member, "The SOS call about the snake was received through the Police Control Room at around 2 pm and a rescue team was desptached immediately to Gate No 12 of the stadium. A police constable spotted the cobra going into a sewer. Our team reached there at 2:40 pm and rescued the snake." Read more »

Wildlife S.O.S’s love affair with elephants seems to be growing each day. Barely a few months after rescuing the beautiful and gentle Champa from a long life of hardship and misery, the WSOS rescue team came to the help of another pachyderm in dire need. Read more »

THE RESCUER

Activist and film-maker go undercover.

They risk lives and limbs to set traps for trafficking syndicates. Read more »

The current issue of SPAN Magazine (a publication of the US Embassy in New Delhi) features an article about Wildlife SOS.  Here's an excerpt: Read more »