5.7K views · 764 reactions | It's time for an ele-fantastic treat! In the lastest addendum to our Halloween celebrations, we arranged a massive feast for the elephants at our rescue centre in Mathura. Carved pumpkins welcomed our pachyderms as they returned after their walks. The feast was demolished within minutes of being arranged by the Elephant Care Staff, much to everyone's delight! Share your Halloween celebrations with us in the comments section below. | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

36K views · 100 reactions | A woman scattering her father’s ashes on his favourite mountain needs help.  SOS Extreme Rescues  Monday, 7pm on BBC One Wales | BBC Cymru Wales | Facebook

Golden Jackal's Remarkable Rescue In another successful mission by Wildlife SOS and the Maharashtra Forest department, a 4-year-old, male golden jackal was rescued from a 70-foot-deep open well in a village. After a thorough medical examination, the jackal was released back safely to its natural habitat. The perseverance of the teams and a timely intervention led to his fortunate rescue. Sign the petition to cover the open wells in order to make a difference, https://action.wildlifesos.org/page/

7.2K reactions · 2.4K shares | Do you love leopards and other wildlife? See the lifesaving work of Wildlife SOS in the Nat Geo WILD series Jungle Animal Rescue! | Wildlife SOS | Facebook

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

Thank you for watching the Nat Geo WILD episode "Operation Elephant" tonight. If you're wonderning how Kalpana is doing today, here she is. That's nearly blind Kalpana watching over her completely blind BFFs Holly and new arrival Karma in their pool at the Elephant Conservatiion and Care Centre.

Fact about Wild #Elephants - once captive they can never be wild again. But at #WildlifeSOS we give them a chance to feel closer to the wild. Finally free from their chains & torture, these elephants live happier days at the #ElephantConservationandCareCenter with mud baths, water pools, trees to scratch their backs, healthy diets, and expert veterinary care. Curious about these majestic elephants? Why not visit the ECCC at Mathura, India soon. Be a part of something you will remember for the re

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49K views · 2.3K reactions | Things you didn't know about elephants, Part 1 | Wildlife SOS | Facebook