Wildlife SOS

And they had to fax the notification out.

And finally, these bears ended up being in the rescue center run by Wildlife SOS in Bangalore.

just that the apathy that I saw and then over a period of time we realized that you know animals would get confiscated they would get auctioned off because that was what being done most of the time the custody would be given back to the abusers themselves got me more and more fixated on the idea that the law had to improve And then I took up law and started working at PETA for a long period of time as an undercover investigator on slaughterhouses, transport routes, factory farms, labs, documenting a lot of cruelty.

And much later is when I started in like the public policy work.

This project not only rejuvenates the land, but also offers a peaceful escape from city life.

Last but not least, a sloth bear named Vasi took his first steps with a prosthetic paw, thanks to Wildlife SOS and orthotist Derrick Campana.

Rescued from a snare trap, Vasi is the first bear to receive such a limb, allowing him to walk comfortably again.

This innovation highlights the dedication to animal welfare and the possibilities of prosthetic technology in wildlife care.