We received an urgent call about two large cobras stuck inside a well for over 10–15 days. Upon reaching, we noticed a narrow groove near the well where they were hiding. With the monsoon approaching, we placed a basket and a bamboo branch inside the well, hoping they would climb out.
We received a rescue call for two juvenile kingfishers that had fallen into a well along with their nest during the monsoons. After carefully drying and stabilizing them, we placed them back near their original territory.
We received a call about a kite that had been grounded after heavy rains and storms. It was completely drenched and unable to fly. When we reached the spot, we…
We got an urgent call about a snake inside a local cloth shop. Without wasting a second, we quickly geared up and rushed to the location. On reaching, we spotted the snake — a harmless rat snake, likely seeking shelter or chasing rodents.
Cobra was spotted in a residential garden. Without wasting any time, our team geared up and rushed to the location. A cobra was spotted in a residential garden. Without wasting any time, our team geared up and rushed to the location. As we arrived, we carefully scanned the area, knowing that cobras can be extremely well-camouflaged and unpredictable. After a thorough search, we finally spotted it — a majestic Indian cobra, coiled and hiding inside a discard
Today, we received a call about a python that had found shelter inside an old showcase at a residence. Without wasting any time, we geared up and headed to the location. Upon reaching, we spotted the python, calm but clearly out of place, coiled up inside the dusty showcase.
It was just another regular day when we got an urgent call—someone had spotted a cobra hiding inside a firewood boiler. This kind of hideout is unusual but not unheard of, especially in rural or semi-urban areas where snakes often seek warmth a
We received a rescue call about a cobra that had been sneaking into a backyard and feeding on rooster eggs. The locals were understandably concerned and wanted it removed immediately. We tried to explain that the snake would likely move on its own, as it posed no harm if left undisturbed—but this time, the residents weren't convinced.
It started with a call— A kite was found injured, completely weak, dehydrated, and in deep distress. On closer inspection, we saw something heartbreaking—its leg was completely severed.
The majestic wild elephant that had ventured into Siddapura near to udupi/ Kundapura and was successfully captured and relocated in a well-coordinated mission led by the Karnataka Forest Department.
