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Today, Wildlife across the globe is
exposed to a number of threats such as habitat destruction, deforestation, poaching and pollution. The resultant damage to the fragile ecosystem causes extinction of species, climate
change and in short will create a bleaker future for the planet and its people.
It is the responsibility of every person to "give back to nature" and be conscious of the threats to our planet and wildlife and take
appropriate measures to mitigate them.
Precisely to meet the above need, Wildlife SOS came into existence in 1995
and since then has dedicated its efforts to protecting and preserving nature & wildlife through its various
successful programs.
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Wildlife SOS...
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"Wildlife
SOS works in partnership with International
Animal Rescue, One Voice, France,Humane Society International, Australia,Free
The Bears Fund, Australia to cut the dancing bears
free and stop the dance" |
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 Giant 70 kg Soft Shelled Turtle rescued from West Delhi |
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Buried in the soil of a dried up pond in Punjabkhor, Kanjhawala a giant soft shelled turtle weighing well above 70 kgs slowly surfaced during one of the unseasonal rains… |
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Champa Rani of Kosi back on her feet |
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WSOS run Elephant Conservation and Welfare Project (ECWP) in Delhi, India comes to the aid of Champa Rani of Kosi. |
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Colobine monkey family rescued by Wildlife SOS |
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Three Colobine monkeys or what we popularly call the Langurs have joined the Wildlife SOS sanctuary in Gurgaon, Haryana state. |
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Leopard cubs find a new home at Wildlife SOS |
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In the first of its kind, Wildlife S.O.S run Leopard Rescue Centre in Junnar, Maharashtra welcomed its first two feline cubs rescued from a sugarcane field in Mangaon village of Maharashtra... |
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