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 This is a special announcement.

We are very pleased and proud that Kartick Satyanarayan, one of the founders of Wildlife SOS, will be speaking at the TEDx conference at Delray Beach on May 3rd.  For information about attending this event please apply at http://www.tedxdelraybeach.com/tickets/

If you are in the area please come and visit us.  We would love to meet you!

 In the early hours of 3rd December 2012, Wildlife SOS team in Bangalore headed by Dr Arun A Sha received an SOS call from the DFO Tumkur Read more »

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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They tried to run, but they couldn't hide. Eight more dancing bears have been rescued after they were found in Nepal; their owners hiding from authorities.

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Wildlife SOS Ambassador for the animals and acclaimed Bollywood actor, Abhay Deol, recently took to the airwaves along with Kartick to talk about why he supports Wildlife SOS!

Wildlife SOS Co-Founder & Chairman Kartick Satyanarayan was recently honored as a Ted India Fellow for his outstanding contribution in the field of environmental activism and wildlife conservation especially the rescue and rehabilitation of the “Dancing Bears of India” and the Kalandar community.
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It's not everyday that an evening turns out to be loads of fun, great food and an opportunity to see the intelligentsia of Delhi society, its who’s who (and not to miss the remarkable Chief Minister of Delhi - Smt. Shiela Dixit,) all relaxed and upbeat. And it’s not everyday that the evening also brings forth a national award for Environment Activism to Wildlife SOS.
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After the arrival of Chitra, the 500th rescued bear at the Wildlife S.O.S rescue centre in Bannerghata in South India, eight new bears have now joined the Wildlife S.O.S “bear family” at Bannerghata in 2009.
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