Renowned Indian Film Actor @_adilhussain’s connect with nature has been forged since his early childhood days, which is why not only is he a valued supporter of Wildlife SOS but also, someone dedicated to the cause of conservation of wildlife.
Adil's compassion is what brought him to the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre as well as the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, where he understood the care that these rescued animals enjoy!
Here's Adil Hussain urging everyone to #RefuseToRide by bringing to light the oppressive conditions of elephants that are used for the purpose of joyrides. Sign the petition and help Wildlife SOS work towards securing a better future for these abused elephants that suffer each day for the sake of your entertainment!
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Today is World Parrot Day! Take a moment today to learn new things about these beauties.
Parrots, also known as psittacines are found in tropical and subtropical regions throughout the world, there are over 350 species of parrots.They are believed to be one of the most intelligent bird species, some species are known for imitating human voices.
Demands of pet trade caused drastic decline in species. Illegal to trade in India but the birds are still sold out in broad daylight. The principal threats of parrots are habitat loss and degradation, hunting, and, for certain species, the wild-bird trade.
#WorldParrotDay
Abhay’s story is reminiscent of the condition of thousands of sloth bears that were once a part of the barbaric ‘dancing bear’ practice. However, all of that changed when he was rescued and brought to Wildlife SOS for lifelong care! Know more about our Bear of the month here: Link in bio. .
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#bearsofinstagram #slothbear #agrabearrescuefacility #wildlifesosindia #chainfree #nomorecruelty #dancingbear #wildlifeconservation #rescued #picoftheday #bearofthemonth
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Glossy Ibis just rescued from the Prime Ministers Residence by Wildlife SOS. Appreciate the alert security officers who care about wildlife @wildlifesos #refusetoride #indiasjungleheroes @natgeoindia
Our #elephants have the chance at life once again, due to the care and compassion of our dedicated elephant keepers, who work day and night to make our elephants comfortable and content.
Of one such beautiful soul is Babu lal, Asha and Suzy’s keeper, who hails from a village and has dedicated his entire life into taking care of these majestic animals.
Know more about our Keeper of the Month. Link in bio.
A wild #leopard escaped a narrow brush with death after falling into a deep village well in Uttar Pradesh, located about 80 miles from the National Capital. The leopard was suffering from severe dehydration and needed oral solution and IV drips.
After a nail biting operation, the leopard was rescued by #WildlifeSOS and the Forest Department and is under treatment at the moment.
#leopardrescue #bigcat #wildlifeconservation #wildliferescue #instaanimal #picoftheday #savingindiasanimals #mananimalconflict #leopardsofinstagram
Some exciting news for our Indian Supporters:
You can now catch ALL EPISODES of ‘India’s Jungle Heroes’, a 6 episode series by @natgeowild showcasing the life saving rescue work of Wildlife SOS on Disney+ Hotstar Premium @disneyplushotstarpremium
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#IndiasJungleHeroes #wildlifesos #refusetoride @natgeoindia
''It's been a long week"- Me in the middle of Monday!
#igpost #slothbear #rescue #rehabilitation #wildlifesos #mondaymood #mondaymotivation
We have some great news to share with you on the occasion of #WorldTurtleDay!
The 12 #startortoises that were part of Phase-1 of our Satellite telemetry study are gradually adapting to life in the wild.
Over the past four months, we have been tracking their feeding ecology, movement pattern and have been able to learn more about their preferred microhabitats in this area. They have dispersed into different areas, to establish their own niche.
As we are using VHF (very high frequency) radio receivers, it requires us to physically track the animals on the field. Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the nationwide lockdown to help counter this global health crisis, we've had to minimize our field activities. However, we continue to receive updates from our various project sites.
#wildlifesosindia #wildlifeconservation #conservationawareness #illegaltrafficking #worldturtleday #savingindiasanimals
It's the final day to shop our online auction! If you haven't had a chance yet then now's the perfect time to score an amazing gift.
Hurry, the auction ends tonight, May 22, at 7.p.m EDT
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In February 2016, you helped us rescue a little bear cub named Rose. She was lost, alone, and had severed her front leg - likely the horrible toll of a poacher's snare.
With your support, and dedicated love and care from her caretakers, Rose began a remarkable turnaround, but even the most optimistic were shocked by what came next!
Wildlife SOS caught Rose taking to the trees! Climbing like every other bear even with only partial use of her front limb! This picture immortalizes one of Rose’s exploratory moments and is a testament to the will of power exhibited by her.
You can make it yours by placing your bids on the link in bio!
#bidtobewild #wildlifesosindia #wsosonlineauction #onlineauction #savingindiasanimals #slothbears
"It's called social distancing, Karen. You should try it too."
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#igpost #socialdistancing #corona #covid19 #stayhealthy #slothbear #savingindiasbears
Barrel feeders are a form of enrichment employed at #WildlifeSOS rehabilitation centres that act as physical and mental stimulants. These structures are filled with fruits, dates and peanuts and the bears have to spin the barrel to get the treats out. Since not all the holes are equal in size, it can take some time before the barrel is empty. This enrichment encourages the bears to use tactical skills and their olfactory senses.
Enrichments form an incredibly important part of recuperation in captivity, and you can play an equally necessary role by sponsoring them for our bears in the Wildlife SOS ‘Bid to be Wild’ online auction.
Click the link in the bio to place your bid!
Only 4 more days remain before the auction ends! Don’t miss out on unique products up for grabs on the website!
In lieu of #EndangeredSpeciesDay, here's some food for thought! There are nearly 2500 elephants in India, who suffer deprived lives in captivity giving tourists rides, performing at weddings, temples & begging on streets.
With a population of 23,000 to 27,000 Asian elephants, India remains the last stronghold of the species. Thus, the survival of the entire species is critically linked with its survival in India.
Thank you for making a difference! Because of your support, #WildlifeSOS now provides lifelong care to nearly 30 elephants rescued from various situations of captivity, and we will continue protecting and preserving these gentle giants with you by our side.
#wildlifesosindia #wildlifeconservation #savingindiasanimals #asianelephants
We were able to save this elephant from abuse, help us protect other elephants. Sign & Share this petition www.refusetoride.org. This is urgent. We need to get 500,000 signatures. Can u help ? It will take 2 minutes.
Check out amazing Wildlife SOS exclusive collectibles in the online auction today!
Bid on these simple and elegant earrings, showcasing sterling silver artisan made charms that beautifully represent elephants. You can check out many more other unique items on the website!
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Happy bidding!
#wildlifesosindia #wildlifeconservation #savingindiasanimals
Use this opportunity to make our elephants extremely happy! Bid on fruit buckets for our gentle giants at the #WildlifeSOS online auction.
Seasonal fruits are given to our pachyderms twice a day. They are also given fruits as positive reinforcement to help bond with their keepers and cooperate during veterinary checkups.
Gift a fruit basket for one elephant and make their day! Link in bio!
View this and many more items on the auction website!
#wildlifesosindia #wildlifeconversation #savingindiasanimals
The Wildlife SOS online auction is now open for bidding! We’re launching the auction with something unique and extra special. Place your bids on a piece of Wildlife SOS history with Kalpana’s Bell – as seen in our NatGeo Wild episode “Operation Elephant.” This is the actual bell we ceremoniously removed from Kalpana to signify her freedom.
View this item and many more. Click the link in bio!
Mothers come in all shapes and sizes; they protect their little ones and teach them all that they need to know about survival. On this #MothersDay, we highlight some of nature’s most formidable animal mothers, who constantly balance the weight of an urbanising world by providing the nurturing needed for their young.
To read more about the wonderful moms at the #WildlifeSOS Relief Facilities, click the link in bio!
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#savingindiasanimals #wildlifesosindia #wildlifeconversation #slothbears #leopards #asianelephants #wildlifeconservation #mlrc #abrf #bbrc #eccc #mothersday
Sundari enjoys her favourite treats of dates which are strategically placed around her enclosure. The dates are a form of fruit-based enrichment that encourage the foraging skills of sloth bears.
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