Bird watchers are keen on Owls, but why would a washer man or “dhobi” want barn owls???  Read more »

Our rescue team in Agra received information from the Forest Department that a young Vulture was spotted with a wound on his wing. There was further reason for us to worry! An anonymous caller further said that the local villagers were superstitious about this bird being a bad omen for their village and may club him to death. We had no time to lose and our team rushed to the spot. Read more »

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It’s official... all of us have borne the brunt of the foggy January, with flights getting delayed, railway accidents, road mishaps etc. But the Wildlife SOS rescue team was busy with other problems, which everyone else overlooked. The foggy days and cold temperatures affected not only the homo-sapiens but also the avians.
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Recently, the office of Wildlife SOS in Delhi received a tip from an anonymous caller that poachers were attempting to smuggle some birds of prey amidst luggage in a bus in the town of Meerut, about 3 hours away.
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