Every morning at the Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) begins with the same question from the caregivers: “What mischief will Bani be up to today?” Surprisingly, today she decided to give her caregiver a break and just peacefully enjoy her second favourite treat, watermelons! Can you guess her favourite treat? 🐘😛 | Wildlife SOS

Residents of a village in Maharashtra were surprised by an unfamiliar sound coming from a nearby well. They discovered that a jackal had fallen into the nearly 25-foot-deep open well and immediately called the Maharashtra Forest Department. Team Wildlife SOS operating out of the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre also arrived at the location for assistance. Since the jackal was scared and hesitant to climb into the trap cage, a team member climbed down to help him. After an on-site medical assessmen

Wildlife SOS rescues India's national bird from IIT Delhi! Commonly found across the country, Indian peafowl are often seen in human habitations. But this time, something was different. A concerned professor saw this bird wandering helplessly around the IIT Delhi campus and immediately alerted Wildlife SOS. Medical examination revealed that it had a fungal infection in its eye and is thus undergoing treatment. If you ever witness an animal in distress, call the rescue helpline at the website: ht

From a life of hardship on the streets to a joyful new chapter at the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre, Lilly’s journey is one of resilience and transformation. 🌸🐘 Rescued in 2014 from years of being a begging elephant, she arrived weak and weary, but under dedicated care, she has blossomed into the spirited heart of her herd. Known for her playful mischief, Lilly is often spotted sneaking fruits from her companions’ buckets, splashing about in mud puddles during the monsoon, or cheekily tossing

Wildlife SOS had the honour of hosting Miss Universe Great Britain 2025, Danielle Latimer, along with Luissa Burton (First Runner-up, Miss Universe Great Britain 2025), Helena Hawke (Miss Wales 2025), Sophie Wallace (Miss International UK 2025), Ava Morgan (Miss Great Britain 2024) and Abigail Wood (Miss Earth Wales 2025) at our Elephant Conservation & Care Centre and Elephant Hospital Campus in Mathura. As they learned about the elephants’ journeys from hardship to healing, the visitors also wi

Not all matriarchs roam the wild. Some lead in quieter ways, through trust, presence, and care. At Wildlife SOS, our elephants remind us that true leadership is not about power, but about companionship. On this #ElephantAppreciationDay, we honour the matriarchs who guide their herds with wisdom and teach us what it means to live gently yet strongly. Celebrate them with us today, and if you’d like to support the elephants under our care, consider donating. Every gesture of kindness helps them thr