sos humanity

Supported by IIT-M Alumnus Sant Rajinder Singh Ji Maharaj, it aims to foster integration of spirituality & science to improve human well-being with innovative solutions for harmonious, sustainable future

Jaulake Khurd village in the Khed range of Pune district, Maharashtra, experienced a spike in human-leopard conflict after an adult leopard was found wandering in the area.

Over a hundred elephants march up and down the Amer fort in Jaipur every day carrying tourists. Many of these elephants have severe welfare issues and concerns stemming mainly from lack of expert veterinary care and ignorance about elephant care and management by local elephant care takers in Jaipur.

sos humanity reports a surge in unaccompanied minors undertaking perilous sea journeys from Libya and Tunisia to Europe. These children, often fleeing dire conditions in Libyan camps marked by violence and exploitation, face extreme risks at sea. The organisation highlights the devastating impact of reduced international aid on vulnerable populations, exacerbating the crisis.

In yet another incident of wild animals falling prey to uncovered wells, a nine foot long Indian Rock Python was rescued by the Wildlife SOS team from a forty foot deep open well in Jaitai village, Sadabad.

In yet another incident of reptiles seeking shelter in human habitation, two Indian Rock pythons were rescued from Iradat Nagar, Agra. Both reptiles were kept in observation for some time and were released back in their natural habitat shortly after.

In a bid to tackle the growing monkey menace in the Taj city, the Agra Development Authority and Wildlife SOS have launched the first ever simian sterilization & vaccination project on a private-public partnership (PPP) model and on Thursday 26 primates were put under the scalpel.

sos humanity marked its 10th anniversary by reporting the rescue of 68 people from unseaworthy boats in the Libyan search and rescue zone, highlighting the EU's outsourcing of migrant rescues. The organization criticized EU migration deals with Libya and Tunisia for human rights violations and called for a collective European sea rescue program.

In a collaborative initiative to create a greener environment, Wildlife SOS and the Horticulture Club of Agra conducted a tree plantation drive to celebrate ‘Van Mahotsav’ week.