The Agra Bear Rescue Centre is located within the Sur Sarovar bird sanctuary at Keetam, on the main highway connecting Delhi to Agra, 16 km before Agra and 12 km before Sikandra Fort.

Wildlife SOS launched a concept aimed at preserving and protecting Agra's natural heritage, forests, and wildlife assets in India. This organization is primarily dedicated to the conservation of "dancing bears," but it also works on projects involving leopards, elephants, reptiles, and other wildlife. They are also committed to protecting the environment and biodiversity conservation, and reducing carbon footprint. To date, they have rescued "600 dancing bears" and safeguarded the black bear known as the moon bear. They have undertaken extensive anti-poaching work across the country to protect bears.

The Agra Bear Rescue Centre now welcomes visitors.

They have just completed India's only and unique education and conservation corridor. This makes it an excellent opportunity to see and visit the rescued bears in India.

Timing: The centre is open 7 days a week during daytime hours, from sunrise to sunset.

Note: This activity lasts approximately 2 hours.