Jagat Bahadur

Wildlife SOS

Wildlife SOS, since it's inception in 1995, has launched various initiatives to protect India's endangered animals as well as their natural habitat; including anti-poaching activity, rescue and rehabilitation facilities and in-situ habitat conservation. Our holistic programs have helped tribal communities move away from their dependency on commercial use of wildlife and illegal wildlife trade, turning instead to sustainable and long term trades. Wildlife SOS has been nurtured and grown from humble beginnings, by committed, dedicated individuals with passion and has now become one of the premier wildlife rescue organisations in the world. It's internationally respected track record speaks for itself.