In 2008, a female leopard was trapped in a sugarcane field.  It had been determined that she was a nuisance and she needed to be removed.   To make matters worse, after she was trapped, it was discovered that she was pregnant and ready to give birth. Read more »

In a dramatic seven hour long rescue operation by NGO's Wildlife SOS and Friendicoes SECA with the cooperation of the Delhi Police and the Fire Department, an injured adult leopard was rescued from South Delhi's chattarpur area. Read more »

At 11 AM on January 26, Wildlife SOS had a surprise visitor.  An 8 week old leopard cub had been found by a farmer in a sugarcane field.   The farmer was unsure of what do, so he brought her to Wildlife SOS.  Read more »

Read the newspapers story about 3 rescued cubs who were reunited with their mother.

http://epaper.dnaindia.com/story.aspx?edorsup=Sup&ed_code=820040&ed_page=5&boxid=13037&id=31141&ed_date=11/04/2012

Wildlife SOS, currently runs a facility called the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Center.   This center, located a short drive from Mumbai, focuses on providing medical care to orphaned and injured leopards.  Some of the leopards live their lives at the facility because they can’t be returned to the wild. Other leopards come in for a short duration for medical treatment and are held until they can be returned to a safe environment.  Dr. Read more »

Wildlife SOS has successfully released a Leopard into the wild after he was wrongly dubbed a “man eater” by the local population and the Forest Department was pressurised to trap him.
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With massive deforestation and man animal conflict becoming an everyday occurrence Wildlife SOS once again played nurse to an injured Leopard that fell prey to mob fury in a village in Haryana. Read more »

The residents of North Delhi witnessed the sudden appearance of a leopard in their midst once again. This had happened just a few months ago when the Wildlife Department and Wildlife SOS conducted a joint operation to try and capture the animal and relocate it to ensure its safety and the safety of residents. Read more »

The Wildlife SOS team in New Delhi is working shoulder to shoulder with the Delhi Forest Department and the police in search of a young leopard spotted . Read more »

The Wildlife S.O.S. team in Junnar Leopard Conservation and Rehabilitation Centre near Mumbai in Maharashtra had to go out on a limb (quite literally) to rescue a Leopard who had fallen into a 60 feet deep dry well and the team lived up to the risky challenge…
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