India’s first and only Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) was established in 2010 in the district of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, in collaboration …
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Mar 21, 2025
I made contact directly and asked to see the sanctuary work as I volunteer at London Zoo. Their works is amazing and to see first hand the care they give the rescued bears is humbling. You can volunt…Full review by Ali07London
Feb 18, 2025
Today, we visited the elephants and sloth bears in Agra. Rumen was extremely informative and answered any of our questions Keep up the good workFull review by kim n
Feb 15, 2025
Our entire family enjoyed this experience. Learning about the sloth bears and their rescue along with the education of communities was eye opening and rewarding. I purchased hand made items in the sh…Full review by BubbleGirl13
Hi, I have been donating to Wild life SOS for quite a while and I have the chance to be in India in August would there be anyway I could Volunteer for 3 days?? what would be the cost?
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Sorry, this isn't something that I can answer for you. I suggest you contact the Conservation Centre through their website or by email: National Hwy 2 Astha City, Agra 282007, India +91 …
Sorry, this isn't something that I can answer for you. I suggest you contact the Conservation Centre through their website or by email: National Hwy 2 Astha City, Agra 282007, India +91 72176 94451
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Why did Moti collapse? What is wrong with him?
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Moti collapsed because of a long history of untreated fracture of his front leg and severe infection in the foot pad and toenails in addition to multiple health issues all of...
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