Wildlife SOS
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With your help, we rescue and care for orphaned, injured and exploited wildlife. To notify about an animal in need please call hotlines listed on our website.
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It melts our hearts to see Manu, a blind elephant, finding his own way now, all by himself. When Manu came into our care last year, he was severely weak, with painful joint issues and wounds after decades in the begging trade. We knew that helping him would take time, patience and, most importantly, trust. We had to let him move at his own pace, give him the space to explore, and make sure he always had the care and support he needed. Today, watching Manu make his way to the pool is a joy in itself. He takes his time, carefully feeling his surroundings with his trunk and checking each step as he moves forward. He has learnt to navigate his world in his own way, one step at a time. His caregivers are always close by, ready to guide him if he loses his way or needs a little help. But seeing him find his own way to a place he loves, with growing confidence, makes all those little steps feel so special. We couldn't be happier for you, Manu.
Wildlife SOS25,279 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce
As we post this update, Nina’s keeper is feeding her and she is being comforted by him. She is lying in a comfortable resting position and is snacking on cucumbers. Nina, who has gone through inexpressible horrors all her life, has been amazingly forgiving to humans, and has developed a strong emotional bond with her keeper in a very short time. Our team is at her side day and night to assist whenever she needs them. Our team understands the gravity of the situation and is doing the best to provide Nina with the best medical care. We are overwhelmed with the love and support pouring in from all over the world for Nina. Thank you again for keeping her in your thoughts and prayers.
Wildlife SOS396,986 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce
Bani has one rule: if you want to say hello, you have to pay the banana tax. Sugarcane is sometimes accepted.😛 Otherwise… be ready to be chased. Note: did you all notice how well she can walk now? BFP BONK!!! The Giving Block #CryptoForGood #BONKforBani #BuddiesforBani
Wildlife SOS31,056 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce
For rescued elephants, healing goes far beyond medication or simply giving them a space to live. These are deeply social animals who rely on companionship, trust, and emotional connection throughout their lives. That’s why the bond they form with their caregivers is so important. Over time, caregivers become a constant source of comfort and familiarity, understanding each elephant’s personality, routines, and emotions. And in return, the elephants place immense trust in them, looking out for them just as lovingly as they are cared for every single day. In frame: A special moment shared between Pari and her caregiver.
Wildlife SOS24,847 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce
Zara had walked a little ahead during their evening walk, and Arya realised she was no longer right beside her. Arya, who is blind, made her way towards Zara, calling out and looking for the familiar presence she had been walking beside. Zara didn’t need to do much. She simply reached out and gently touched Arya, as if to say, “I’m here.” We’ve seen them do this in so many little ways over the years - walking together, calling out when separated, sharing treats and choosing to stay close to always be each other's support system. Their friendship is truly unconditional and inspiring.💚
Wildlife SOS11,434 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
Moti Update: Moti showed the most progress in terms of his appetite today. He ate about 25 kgs of sugarcane and 25 kgs of fruit. It is far from what an elephant his size would normally consume in a day. However, we are thrilled to see his appetite increasing. Go Moti Go!
Wildlife SOS104,434 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce
Mud under her feet, sunshine on her back, and a trunk lifted in joy – Bani’s perfect day. Once paralysed, baby Bani is now able to get up on her own, and walk with resilience, the result of months of extensive medical treatment, a specialised diet, and the Wildlife SOS team’s unwavering commitment. 🐘💚 BONK!!! BFP The Giving Block #BabyBani #ElephantRescue #WildlifeSOS #FromRescueToRecovery #ElephantConservation #RescueStory #HopeForElephants #WildlifeRescue #ProtectWildlife
Wildlife SOS43,258 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce
Moti update: Here's a short video of Moti drinking water on his own (he had about 40 liters of water). He is also receiving fluids through an IV. The inflammation in his right leg reduced by another inch. Next hurdle is to turn him over onto his other side to prevent sores. 🙏
Wildlife SOS73,897 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce
The week wasn’t filled with just medical examinations, Veer spent some time in the hydrotherapy pool. Getting the weight off his injured legs while also promoting his circulation is critical to his healing. His first time around the pool, Veer was a bit hesitant, but we’ll patiently wait for him to build his confidence and work up to longer hydrotherapy sessions. Veer’s recovery will require ongoing support from people who care deeply about his future. Will you start a monthly pledge today to help ensure Veer gets the care he needs?
Wildlife SOS14,233 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce
Tiny trunk, mighty appetite! Watch Bani, our baby elephant, on a tusk-force mission to gobble up every snack in sight.💚🐘 BONKforPaws BONK!!! The Giving Block #WildlifeSOS #Wildlifeconservation #Asianelephants #asiaticelephants #elephants #pachyderms #BabyBani #BonkforBani
Wildlife SOS10,720 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce
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