Zijn toestand was hartverscheurend : Na een juridische strijd van 3 jaar is Jai eindelijk vrij

Foto WildlifeSOS:   Jai is genezen en vrij !!

AFTER A LONG LEGAL BATTLE, JAI IS TRULY FREE

 We zijn verheugd om aan te kondigen dat Jai na een juridische strijd van bijna drie jaar echt vrij is! De beelden van Jai voor zijn redding in december 2020 zullen ons voor altijd achtervolgen. Zijn toestand was hartverscheurend, met ernstige onbehandelde wonden aan zijn benen, toegebracht door wrede kettingen met spijkers. Bijna net zo schokkend, na Jai's redding bedreigde een vlaag van juridische uitdagingen zijn nieuwe leven van vriendelijkheid en zorg op de Elephant Hospital Campus. Gelukkig schoten meelevende supporters van Wildlife SOS Jai te hulp!

Olifant Jai
in het Elephant Hospital - Wildlife SOS

LEES MEER OVER JAI'S LANGE JURIDISCHE STRIJD

Afgelopen december, toen het erop leek dat Jai in de rechtbank zou verliezen, zochten we hulp bij onze supporters en vroegen we om donaties om onze dringende juridische inspanningen te financieren. De steun die binnenstroomde om ons te helpen de strijd om Jai te voeren, was een hartverwarmend vertoon van vrijgevigheid, en veel vriendelijke mensen doneerden om Jai's zaak te steunen. Met deze steun waren we in staat om Jai veilig te houden. Hij zal nu beschermd, vrij en onder de liefdevolle zorg van Wildlife SOS blijven.

We zijn zo dankbaar voor je vriendelijkheid en steun!

Kartick Satyanarayan Oprichter WildlifeSOS

'Born to be Wild' Wildlife SOS geeft ons een kijkje in dierenwelzijn in India

 

SAVING WILDLIFE IN STUNNING MAHARASHTRA The state of Maharashtra crosses the Western Ghat mountains, one of the world’s hotspots of biodiversity. Working with villagers dwelling near these forests is crucial to leopard conservation. Wildlife SOS teaches communities to coexist with wildlife, while rescuing leopards who are impacted by manmade dangers. READ MORE MIR FIRST J&K WOMAN TO WIN PRESTIGIOUS AWARD Aaliya Mir became the first woman from Jammu & Kashmir to receive an award for efforts towards wildlife conservation in the region. The prestigious award was presented to her by Lt. Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, Mr. Manoj Sinha, at an event organised for the occasion. READ MORE NOCTURNAL RESIDENTS OF DELHI'S SKIES While Delhi’s skies are mostly ruled by birds during the day, the nights belong to bats. Delhi is home to 13 species of bats, both insectivorous and fruit bats. The most commonly seen include the Indian Flying fox, Short-nosed fruit bat, Fulvous fruit bat, Mouse-tailed bat, Indian Pipistrelle and Least pipistrelle. READ MORE INJURED SHIKRA TREATED AND RELEASED The shikra is a small bird of prey in the family that includes eagles, kites, harriers, hawks and Old world vultures. This bird suffered from fractures of the radius and ulna bones in his right wing, so our team was thrilled to see a full recovery and release the feathered aviator back into the wild. Go Shikra! READ MORE SUZY, THE ELDEST PACHYDERM AT ECCC Suzy turns 73 this year! She receives specialised geriatric supervision so she can withstand the onslaught of age-related infirmities. Knowing the importance of activity to Suzy’s wellbeing, her caregiver ensures she feels at ease and is content by providing her with treats during her daily walks. READ MORE VIDEO AND IN THE MEDIA     OH MY! A TINY BABY LEOPARD! Rescuing baby leopards and reuniting them with mom is so rewarding. WATCH     J&K'S WOMAN OF THE WILD Wildlife rescuer Aaliya Mir receives prestigious Wildlife Conservation Award. READ MORE MORE NEWS, VIDEO AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Aditi Prabhudeva Celebrates Women’s Day At BBRC World Bear Day: Busting Myths About Sloth Bears Climate Change And Human-Wildlife Conflict Simba Completes 2 Years at MLRC! Hibernation: An Essential Survival Method For Bears World Bear Day: Busting Myths About Sloth Bears 12 Facts About Elephant Trunks [VIDEO] Odum Making The Most Of The Warm Spring Weather [VIDEO]       DONATE $47.99 TO WILDLIFE SOS THROUGH ECOFLIX, GET A ONE-YEAR SUBSCRIPTION! Ecoflix is the not-for-profit video streaming service dedicated to sharing uplifting content that helps wildlife and the environment. They’re people just like us, working hard to make an impact. 100% of your annual subscription goes to Wildlife SOS when you use this link [SUBSCRIBE HERE]. Best of all, they have exclusive content that highlights our lifesaving work with dancing bears [WATCH TRAILER] and leopards [WATCH TRAILER]. You can even start a free trial!     WE NEED MORE SIGNATURES! THIS IS A NEW CHANGE.ORG PETITION. We’re scheduling a meeting with government officials soon, and we REALLY need to show massive support for bi-annual elephant inspections. These inspections likely would have helped Moti sooner, so we could have saved his life. In hopes the petition goes viral, we’ve moved it to Change.org. Please sign and share, share, SHARE!   BID TO BE WILD - BROWSE ITEMS TODAY, BIDDING BEGINS APRIL 24 Bid To Be Wild is the online auction that helps save India's elephants. Bidding runs April 24-May 5, but you can get a sneak peek of some items at wildlifesos.org/auction. Check back often because we’re adding new items every day! You’ll find artwork, jewellery, virtual gifts and more. By placing a bid in the auction, you’re helping us build a future for India’s wildlife. The money raised in this year’s auction will go directly to elephant rescue and care. DID YOU KNOW YOUR EMPLOYER MAY DOUBLE YOUR DONATIONS? Does your employer match your nonprofit donations? Many employers do! Find out with a quick search. Last month we had over 100 supporters participate and ask their employer to match their donation! They often match your previous donations in the same tax year, too. Please take a few seconds for a quick search! THANK YOU TO OUR FUNDRAISING HEROES! Alifiya Abidbhai | Barbara Huber | Donna Ross Mills | Emily Dankworth | Lisa Jill Levitin | Pradeep De | Sofia Rodriguez | Sol Izurieta   For more information about starting a personal fundraiser on your social media pages that benefits the work of Wildlife SOS, please CLICK HERE FOR FACEBOOK and CLICK HERE FOR INSTAGRAM.       SUPPORT OUR LIFESAVING WORK       ©2022 WILDLIFE SOS, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED D-210, Defence Colony, New Delhi, India 110024. Registration No. S-32542 483 Green Lanes, London N13 4BS, United Kingdom. Charity No. 1126511 406 East 300 South #302, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 84111. 501c(3) 20-3274638   CONTACT US | UNSUBSCRIBE | VIEW IN BROWSER | PRIVACY POLICY

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