Over the years, this once-traumatised bear has grown into a calm, inquisitive and spirited individual who continues to remind us why lifelong care truly matters. Now 24 years old, Dolly is a geriatric bear, yet she remains alert and active. Her appetite is good, and she currently receives pre- and probiotic supplements from our veterinary team. She continues to enjoy her enrichment ball, wooden logs, and her cherished peanut butter — simple comforts that bring her joy every day. From a fragile s

5.1K views · 456 reactions | #WildlifeSOS has rescued 3 #Slothbears from the recurring threat of snare traps in #Karnataka in the past month alone, driving home the fact that the fatal threat needs to be tackled immediately. Thank you @JeepIndia for your support! | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

3.7K reactions · 741 shares | Do you love leopards and other wildlife? See the lifesaving work of Wildlife SOS on the Nat Geo WILD series Jungle Animal Rescue! | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

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Update on Bani In a one-of-a-kind mission, Wildlife SOS embarked on an unprecedented emergency, helping Bani, our first-ever elephant calf after a collision with a train that took her mother’s life and left Bani critically injured, and an orphan🐘💔 Owing to her severe injuries and adjusting to her new surroundings, Bani is still dependent on a specialised milk mixture, mixed with porridge, essential nutrients and medicines, totalling 5 litres in a day. Despite several injuries and painful wound

‼️Yikes❗️We’re far below our year-end fundraising goal. There are only a few hours left to take advantage of our 2x match. It’s a perfect time to double your impact for India’s elephants! Can you help? give.wildlifesos.org 🐘 DONATE HERE FOR 2x MATCH PS: Wildlife SOS is a 501c3 nonprofit in the USA, UK and India. Your donation is tax deductible as allowed by law. #elephants #elephantrescue #wildlife #wildliferescue | Wildlife SOS

Ever ridden an elephant while on vacation? Or thinking of putting it on your travel bucket list? Think again! Hear it straight from Ashmit Patel, who joined us on #ElephantAppreciationDay, as he spoke about why riding elephants isn’t fun for them at all. Behind every ride lies a story of cruelty – broken spirits, painful training, and a lifetime of suffering. Join us in saying NO to this exploitative practice. Sign our petition today and help us end elephant rides for good: https://action.wildli

4.7K views · 356 reactions | Freedom feels like this — cool rain, open skies, and peace at last. For Laxmi, Bijli and Chanchal, what was once a fight for survival is now a life filled with gentleness, safety, and second chances. Visit or volunteer with us to see these rescued elephants up close — and feel their joy firsthand. Please write to us at [email protected] for further information. | Wildlife SOS | Facebook