Wildlife SOS

Founded in 1995, Wildlife SOS has emerged as India's largest wildlife rescue organization, dedicated to protecting and conserving the nation's natural heritage. Our mission focuses on three pillars: rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife in distress, conducting critical research to inform conservation strategies, and developing sustainable livelihoods for communities historically dependent on wildlife exploitation. With 12 specialized rescue centers across India, we provide lifelong care for over 300 animals including elephants, bears, and leopards while actively combating poaching and habitat destruction. Our approach combines immediate animal welfare interventions with long-term conservation solutions, addressing both human-wildlife conflict and ecosystem preservation.

Through public education programs and advocacy efforts, we work to foster a culture of coexistence between humans and wildlife. Our team of experts collaborates with government agencies to enforce wildlife protection laws and operates India's first elephant hospital. By integrating scientific research with hands-on conservation, we strive to create lasting change for India's biodiversity. Our organization holds international recognition through our USA 501c(3) status and UK Charity registration, enabling global support for our critical work.