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

As we say goodbye to 2023, we can’t help but look back at the various opportunities we got to help provide a better life for wild animals in distress. We at Wildlife SOS, are extremely grateful for the immense support we received from all of you. What are you grateful for this year? | Wildlife SOS

55 reactions · 6 comments | Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit received a call from a factory about the presence of a snake. Immediately, our team rushed to rescue the reptile, which was identified as an Indian Spectacled Cobra. The rescuer carefully extricated the venomous snake and released it back into the wild after a thorough medical assessment. #cobra #snake #reptile #rescue | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

Wildlife SOS has centres all across the country and provides volunteering opportunities to everyone. You can plan a tour at Wildlife SOS, where every visit becomes a chance to make a difference. Explore, learn, and lend a helping hand to our adorable animals. You can send us an email on [email protected] for more information. | Wildlife SOS

BEAUTIFUL BADASS BEARS - Follow the adventures of Wildlife SOS as we save India’s bears, elephants, leopards and other amazing animals! | Wildlife SOS

Spooky season has crept up on us, and our rescued elephants are joining in for the festivities! Creating Jack-o-Lanterns and presenting them to our pachyderms was a sight for sore eyes. They loved reaching out with their trunks and smashing their new enrichment fruits with their strong feet. Here’s a little sneak peek into their #Halloween fun! | Wildlife SOS

ENJOY ELATED ELEPHANTS? Follow the adventures of Wildlife SOS as we save India’s elephants, leopards, bears and other amazing animals! | Wildlife SOS

ENJOY ELATED ELEPHANTS? Follow the adventures of Wildlife SOS as we save India’s elephants, leopards, bears and other amazing animals! | Wildlife SOS

⭐️ give.wildlifesos.org ELEPHANTS NEED REST – When we first saw Manu, he was laying down … but it wasn’t rest, it was exhaustion and he had collapsed. Since his rescue, he’s doing so much better. Here are 10 essential elements that every rescued elephant needs to heal and thrive: #1 REST - In the wild, elephants get to lie down and sleep for several hours each night. Some of ours hadn’t rested lying down in years — chained too tightly or too injured to rise again if they tried. At our rescue cen