Wildlife SOS is honoured to celebrate 30 years of saving India’s precious wildlife. From humble beginnings in 1995 rescuing, treating and rehabilitating animals in distress from a Delhi garage, co-founders Geeta Seshamani and Kartick Satyanarayan have saved hundreds of thousands of animals. From stopping the brutal practice of ‘dancing’ bears and bringing nearly 700 endangered sloth bears to sanctuary, to building India’s first elephant hospital, their success, dedication and compassion has become a model for wildlife conservation in Asia. Motivated by the need they saw around them, Kartick and Geeta used their own personal resources to mount wildlife rescue operations,…
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