#UrgentRescueAlert This was the young sloth bear’s life just before she was rescued. She didn’t even get the chance to grow up beside her mother. She never knew safety. She never knew what it meant to simply be a cub. Poached when she was still tiny, she was forced into the brutal cruelty of the “dancing” bear trade. The rope you see tied around her nose is anything but harmless. A red-hot iron rod was driven through her sensitive muzzle to create a wound, and the rope was threaded through it. T

Simba’s left hook is looking sharp! 🥊 Enrichments, like this rotating bamboo post, are an essential part of all our centres. At the Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC), they serve a purpose beyond mere entertainment; they help leopards replicate natural foraging instincts while keeping them mentally stimulated and cognitively engaged. This round, it’s 1-0 for the bamboo post. But Simba will be back! 💨 | Wildlife SOS

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Zara is here to check if you’ve made your pledge to #RefuseToRide. Rescued in 2020 during the nationwide lockdown, she arrived at our Elephant Hospital painfully thin, injured, and struggling with untreated osteoarthritis after years of being forced to beg on the streets. By choosing not to support such practices, you help break the cycle and create a kinder path for others like her. Tap the link to sign the petition: https://refusetoride.org/ | Wildlife SOS

POV: you’re a bird flying freely over the only Elephant Hospital in India! | Wildlife SOS

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