Wildlife SOS specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife in distress in India. They run several projects aimed at protecting India's wildlife, conserving habitats, studying biodiversity, conducting research, and creating alternative livelihoods for erstwhile poacher communities.

Wildlife SOS is an NGO dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of distressed wildlife in India. Founded in 1995, the organization focuses on protecting India's diverse wildlife, conserving habitats, and promoting biodiversity.

Wildlife SOS operates several rescue centers and sanctuaries for elephants, bears, and other wildlife, providing medical care, rehabilitation, and a safe environment for animals rescued from poaching, illegal trade, and human-wildlife conflict. Their projects include the Elephant Conservation and Care Center, the Agra Bear Rescue Facility, and anti-poaching initiatives.

Wildlife SOS also works with local communities to create alternative livelihoods for erstwhile poachers, reducing the pressure on wildlife. Additionally, they conduct research, education, and advocacy programs to promote wildlife conservation and raise awareness about the importance of protecting India's natural heritage.

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