Animal Welfare

A more digitally equipped process with the aim of clinching more accurate results sans human error will be part of the fourth All-India Tiger Estimation.

‘I’ll give you your freedom. But if you want to stay with me, I’ll leave no stone unturned to take you home with me to France. You really are my dog.’

How a strong action based-campaign, including litigations in court and collaboration with law officials, ensured no sale of exotic birds and other wildlife at the Sonepur Mela for the first time, ever.

Cited as the world's largest rookery of the critically endangered species, the tranquil beach of Gahirmatha is a vital mating and nesting site for the turtles.

The KSPCA is on a mission to protect street dogs in the area, in its new campaign

In the last two years, Wildlife SOS has successfully reunited over 40 cubs that were lost, injured or separated from their mothers.

This operation was a model for how to deal with similar situations in the future, and brings with it the renewed possibility of peaceful human-animal interaction.

It all began with an alert by a local man on a tractor, who was on his way from the Vanabhadra Kaliamman temple in Mettupalayam to Thekkampatti and saw a cow elephant blocking the road with a herd in the background.

While it is no uncommon for leopards to wander into towns and village, rarely does the interaction end on a happy note

In their efforts to address the growing issue of man-leopard conflict in Maharashtra, Wildlife SOS and the Forest Department are micro-chipping leopards caught in conflict situations to monitor their movement patterns.