When we rescued Rhea back in April, she was still wearing five brass bells from her owner. But where she lives now, with us, there’s no need for such things—she’s free. So we removed all five bells and are now giving the last one away in a sweepstakes. Our only request is that, if you win, you please use this bell to tell Rhea’s amazing story. Enter the sweepstakes here: http://wildlifesos.org/sweepstakes/ All you need to enter is an email address. The winner will be picked on July 20, 2016. Thanks and good luck!

A 5-foot-long ‪#‎Cobra‬ was rescued by the ‪#‎WildlifeSOS‬ Rapid Response Unit after it was found entangled in a synthetic net outside the nursery at the National Institute of Plant Genome Research, New Delhi. Find out more about the daring rescue operation in this report by Deccan Herald.

Team #WildlifeSOS recently held it's annual stationary distribution camp at Tedhi Bagiya village in #UttarPradesh for the #Kalandar children starting a new academic session. We love these eager happy faces, waiting to attend new classes and fulfill their dreams! Wildlife SOS supports the education of over 1,360 Kalandar children, assisting with school admissions, paying fees and providing books, stationery, uniforms and school bags to equip these children to follow their dreams and avail the opportunities life has to offer them.