The Elephant Ambulance has left for Manu's location! We've been racing against the clock to ensure that we are able to get to Manu as soon as possible. The second team, consisting of WSOS care staff and equipped with all necessary paraphernalia, is on its way to Manu. We estimate approximately a 20 hour journey via road. Meanwhile, our primary unit, sent in advance to help and care for Manu while the ambulance arrives, is busy stabilizing Manu's condition by administering pain management for his

A Successful Jungle Cat Rescue! Recently, Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit responded to an urgent distress call from a concerned farmer in Agra reporting a jungle cat trapped in a 20-foot-deep borewell. Facing a daunting challenge, the rescue team lowered a trap cage into the well. Despite initial resistance from the cat, the team persisted with patience and determination for 2.5 hours until they successfully rescued the male jungle cat. As soon as the cat was secure, a brief on-site checkup was

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After a long journey in the #elephantambulance, Zara finally arrived at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital campus. We have a lot to learn about her, but we know that she has lived as a begging elephant, and has crippling injuries to her legs. She’s a little anxious in her new surroundings, which is understandable. #WildlifeSOS doctors and caretakers at the #ElephantHospital are giving her the time she needs to adjust and calm her nerves. Thank you for all the love, well-wishes and support of thi

1.7M views · 64K reactions | 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 | Facebook

10K views · 1.5K reactions | #Bella is on her way to the Elephant hospital along with a convoy of paramedics and rescuers. She has been chomping on sugarcanes and apples! :) | Wildlife SOS | Facebook