About Wildlife SOS India Foundation
Three Decades. Thousands of Lives. One Mission.
For over 30 years, Wildlife SOS India has been at the forefront of wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and protection. From ending the centuries-old practice of ‘dancing’ bears to establishing India’s first elephant hospital, our work is driven by action and compassion.
Through WIF, visitors and volunteers gain structured access to these conservation spaces, where every experience is thoughtfully organized, and every interaction is grounded in ethics, learning, and respect for wildlife.
To learn about Wildlife SOS's work, please visit their official website
Visit
A visit is a guided 90-minute experience designed for individuals, families, and groups. You will observe rescued animals in a safe, ethical environment while learning about their journeys and care.
Volunteer
A volunteering experience is a five-day immersive programme. You work alongside keepers, veterinarians, and conservationists, contributing directly to the care and welfare of rescued animals.
Why Visit & Volunteer With Us?
Expert Led Learning
Every tour is led by our wildlife experts who have spent years directly working with our rescued animals. You won't just observe, you'll also help us in rewriting the stories of our rescued animals.
Ethics At Our Core
We provide you with a responsible and ethical wildlife experience, welcoming you into an environment where animal welfare is given the utmost importance.
Create Memories Worth Keeping
Capture meaningful moments with rescued wildlife. Get a peek into their unique story shaped from tragedy to a life of boundless care and dignity.
Your Visit Makes a Difference !
Every ticket, every tour, every activity directly funds the care of our rescued animals.
Nature, Undisturbed
Step aside from hustle and experience nature in a peaceful conservation space. From the sweet bird chirps to the rhythmic symphony of trees, everything invites you to slow down and be present.
Explore Our Rescue Centres
Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Elephant Conservation and Care Centre
Explore Our Rescue Centres
Agra Bear Rescue Facility
Elephant Conservation and Care Centre
Meet the Elephants
Bani
Age: 3 Years Arrival : 2024
Bananas and green fodder
Enjoys lounging under the sun and likes to take dust baths
Nine-month-old Bani became a victim of a train collision in Uttarakhand when she was crossing the tracks with a herd of wild elephants. Left abandoned by the panicked herd, the paralysed elephant calf was discovered in a field beside the tracks. Initial medical aid was provided by the Uttarakhand Forest Department, shortly after which Wildlife SOS was called upon for immediate intervention.
Meet the Elephants
Coconut
Age: 22 Years Arrival : 2015
Sugarcane
Enjoys taking her daily walks
Coconut was one among four elephants rescued from a circus in Maharashtra. The young elephant was tortured and abused to perform and entertain audiences. She was finally rescued, and at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus, she is given love, care and nourishment that she truly deserves.
