Jungle Animal Rescue: Operation: Elephant
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Jungle Animal Rescue: Operation: Elephant
Sep 2, 2023
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Long waits, anxiousness and eagerness were the emotions we were going through during this entire journey. But all this while, liberating Lakshmi from her agonising past was the only thing on our minds. We are now filled with hope as we see this majestic elephant walking out of the ambulance and taking her first steps of freedom into the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Lakshmi will now get to experience all the love and care required to heal her. This would not be possible without your constant s
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Long waits, anxiousness and eagerness were the emotions we were going through during this entire journey. But all this while, liberating Lakshmi from her agonising past was the only thing on our minds. We are now filled with hope as we see this majestic elephant walking out of the ambulance and taking her first steps of freedom into the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital. Lakshmi will now get to experience all the love and care required to heal her. This would not be possible without your constant s
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Today, on World Elephant Day, The Elephant Sanctuary is excited to host a video interview with one of our international partners, Wildlife SOS. The Elephant Sanctuary began here in Tennessee in 1995, and Wildlife SOS was established the same year across the globe in India. We are both celebrating 30th anniversaries! To mark this shared milestone, The Sanctuary's Education Manager filmed a series of questions with Shivam Rai, Elephant Project Head Coordinator at Wildlife SOS. Shivam is spending t
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Today, on World Elephant Day, The Elephant Sanctuary is excited to host a video interview with one of our international partners, Wildlife SOS. The Elephant Sanctuary began here in Tennessee in 1995, and Wildlife SOS was established the same year across the globe in India. We are both celebrating 30th anniversaries! To mark this shared milestone, The Sanctuary's Education Manager filmed a series of questions with Shivam Rai, Elephant Project Head Coordinator at Wildlife SOS. Shivam is spending t
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Catch this exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of how our team at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital prepares for an elephant rescue! Our Jeep India support vehicle is loaded with the necessary medical equipment including a laser therapy machine, medicines, syringes, and a tranquilizing kit for emergencies. Followed by a thorough sanitization of the vehicles, our team departs and usually drives for hours at a time before reaching the location of the elephant in need. To see action-packed rescues
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Catch this exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of how our team at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital prepares for an elephant rescue! Our Jeep India support vehicle is loaded with the necessary medical equipment including a laser therapy machine, medicines, syringes, and a tranquilizing kit for emergencies. Followed by a thorough sanitization of the vehicles, our team departs and usually drives for hours at a time before reaching the location of the elephant in need. To see action-packed rescues
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Rescued in 2019 as a begging elephant, 'Kalpana' has been a resident elephant at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) for the past five years. Being timid and shy at first, Kalpana has come out of her cocoon to become confident along with her best friend, Holly, both acting as a pillar of support to each other. Watch what our education officer, Himanshu Sood, has to say about Kalpana! | Wildlife SOS
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Rescued in 2019 as a begging elephant, 'Kalpana' has been a resident elephant at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) for the past five years. Being timid and shy at first, Kalpana has come out of her cocoon to become confident along with her best friend, Holly, both acting as a pillar of support to each other. Watch what our education officer, Himanshu Sood, has to say about Kalpana! | Wildlife SOS
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What’s better than an elephant enjoying a mud bath? Laxmi knows the secret to happiness lies in a good splash of water. As she covers herself in her ‘all-natural sunscreen,’ we can almost imagine her saying: “Just five more minutes, please!” | Wildlife SOS
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What’s better than an elephant enjoying a mud bath? Laxmi knows the secret to happiness lies in a good splash of water. As she covers herself in her ‘all-natural sunscreen,’ we can almost imagine her saying: “Just five more minutes, please!” | Wildlife SOS
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This little butterfly seems to have decided that the Elephant Conservation and Care Center is the perfect place to be, drifting through the morning as if it owns the sunshine. If you’d like to visit, just drop us a note at visit@wildlifesos.org. | Wildlife SOS
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This little butterfly seems to have decided that the Elephant Conservation and Care Center is the perfect place to be, drifting through the morning as if it owns the sunshine. If you’d like to visit, just drop us a note at visit@wildlifesos.org. | Wildlife SOS
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Ever ridden an elephant while on vacation? Or thinking of putting it on your travel bucket list? Think again! Hear it straight from Ashmit Patel, who joined us on #ElephantAppreciationDay, as he spoke about why riding elephants isn’t fun for them at all. Behind every ride lies a story of cruelty – broken spirits, painful training, and a lifetime of suffering. Join us in saying NO to this exploitative practice. Sign our petition today and help us end elephant rides for good: https://action.wildli
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Ever seen an elephant take a mud bath? 🐘💦 During hot summer afternoons, such mud baths help elephants cool down, protect their skin from the sun and bugs, and even soothe wounds. Nature’s very own spa day! In frame: Chanchal, our beautiful matriarch.💚 | Wildlife SOS
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Once a begging elephant, Tara, due to her chronic injuries, often finds it difficult to walk freely without pain. However, her regular pedicures are immensely helping her by providing some relief to her torn footpads. Our dedicated veterinary team ensures that nail trimming and wash are done thoroughly, while her caregivers simultaneously care for Tara by whispering encouraging words to her and caressing her trunk. Each time Tara comes back to her field from leisurely walks, her feet are checked
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Hero elephant trumpets SOS for drowning antelope
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An elephant does not rush; the world moves at their pace!💚 In frame: Chanchal and Laxmi on their favourite evening walks. | Wildlife SOS
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An ordinary veterinary setup isn't enough to meet the infrastructural needs that come with caring for an injured elephant. Keeping in mind the size and challenges that come with caring for this majestic mammal, Wildlife SOS inaugurated the first and only Elephant Hospital in India on 16th November 2018. The hospital is equipped with a reinforced elephant ambulance, a medical hoist to support injured, geriatric or sick elephants, and critical equipment including portable x-rays, rubber flooring,
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And the feast begins! With Elephant Appreciation Day just round the corner, our dedicated team of caregivers are leaving no stone unturned in preparing our resident elephants for the big day. Maya and Phoolkali can be seen enjoying their treats as their caregiver patiently takes out channas from the bag. The two gentle giants enjoy each other’s company along with the tasty treats! | Wildlife SOS
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| Emma the elephant makes new friends! | We have shared the news of Emma's introduction to Maya and Phoolkali as a part of her socialisation process with you before. But nothing we can say can do justice to watching Emma interact with her new friends - So we thought we'd share a glimpse of their 'hang out sessions' for you to enjoy! There are few things that make us happier than seeing a newly rescued elephant make friends with other elephants. It's a companionship our staff could never provide.
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From a life of hardship on the streets to a joyful new chapter at the Elephant Rehabilitation Centre, Lilly’s journey is one of resilience and transformation. 🌸🐘 Rescued in 2014 from years of being a begging elephant, she arrived weak and weary, but under dedicated care, she has blossomed into the spirited heart of her herd. Known for her playful mischief, Lilly is often spotted sneaking fruits from her companions’ buckets, splashing about in mud puddles during the monsoon, or cheekily tossing
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Meet the gentle giants Of Wildlife SOS! Here's a glimpse of the resident elephants under our care. How many can you count? As we celebrate World Elephant Day, you can make a difference in the lives of these majestic animals by adopting them or donating towards their care. https://give.wildlifesos.org/page/135182/donate/1 | Wildlife SOS
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⭐️ give.wildlifesos.org ELEPHANTS NEED REST – When we first saw Manu, he was laying down … but it wasn’t rest, it was exhaustion and he had collapsed. Since his rescue, he’s doing so much better. Here are 10 essential elements that every rescued elephant needs to heal and thrive: #1 REST - In the wild, elephants get to lie down and sleep for several hours each night. Some of ours hadn’t rested lying down in years — chained too tightly or too injured to rise again if they tried. At our rescue cen
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Join the movement with the Wildlife SOS Ele Earth Walk. This virtual run/walk is in celebration of Elephant Appreciation Day on September 22, 2023. Simply click the link below to register, choose your distance, and start training. Register soon so you can get your limited edition race swag in time for the race. Go to wildlifesos.org/elewalk Because the race is virtual you can run/walk anywhere...a park, your favourite trail, they gym, or just around your neighborhood. Feel good knowing you'll be
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Moments ago, Karma experienced her first taste of freedom as she stepped off the ambulance and into the Wildlife SOS elephant hospital. She is blind and will get a comprehensive medical exam and treatment in the coming days, but you can see her tentatively feel her way step-by-step. Join us as we celebrate Karma’s smooth and successful rescue by our amazing and dedicated team! Her rescue is made possible by your generous support and compassion. Thank you!
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Did you know? Elephants can walk up to 50 km a day in the wild! 🐘🌿 Pari, known for her expressive trumpets, was spotted deep in conversation with her walking companion Ginger during their stroll. At the Elephant Hospital Campus, long, enriching walks give rescued elephants like Pari and Ginger the space to explore, interact, and just be elephants. From playful splashes to muddy makeovers and peaceful grazing — their daily strolls are filled with moments of joy, bonding, and nature-watching. Ev
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The snores of our beloved elephants at Wildlife SOS echo all around as they sleep comfortably in their enclosures. Our Education and Conservation Officer, Shivam Rai, takes us on a walk around the enclosures while our rescued elephants catch some Zs. It warms our hearts to see that they feel comfortable enough to sleep in our presence. Many a times, the newly rescued elephants do not lie down to sleep in the first few days due to the unfamiliar surroundings and change in their routine. However,
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Broken, starved, and neglected - that was the life Lakshmi lived before being rescued by Wildlife SOS. Her gaunt appearance earned her the infamous name of being the "India's Skinniest Elephant". After spending more than two decades of her life in servitude and being fed the bare minimum, her weary bones couldn't even support the weight of her withered body any longer. The veterinary team at Wildlife SOS is trying its hardest to make life better for Lakshmi. However, the process isn't easy as La
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Our favourite rescued elephant, Phoolkali, completes 13 incredible years with us! 🌿 Once a begging elephant on the hot tarmac roads of Agra, today Phoolkali walks on soft earth as the mighty matriarch of her own mini herd. From her unbreakable bond with Maya to gently welcoming Emma into their circle, Phoolkali leads with strength, kindness, and grace. 💚 Together, this trio of travelling trunks is inseparable, but it’s Phoolkali, the tallest and wisest, who leads every walk with her signature
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The Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus (EHC) in Mathura is a one-of-a-kind facility for the gentle giants who are in need of medical treatments. EHC was carefully engineered keeping in mind the provision of round-the-clock veterinary care for its residents. Founded with the visionary goal, the hospital sets itself apart by possessing wireless and portable medical equipment, allowing not only for on-site treatment of elephants brought to the facility but also enabling the provision of doorstep
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Starring: Emma, Phoolkali, Maya, Laxmi, Chanchal, Bijli and our tuskers Suraj and Rajesh! Every Elephant Appreciation Day, our team comes up with innovative ideas to make this special day a literal feast for our resident elephants. This year, the weather was perfect, and the stars of this video enjoyed a feast together like the close-knit family they are. Here’s a bird eye view of a warm celebration that is bigger and better than ever! | Wildlife SOS
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Five years of healing hearts! Let’s take you all back in time to a journey through the Elephant Hospital Campus as we mark a half-decade of compassion and the profound bond between Wildlife SOS staff and the elephants. Your support has made every heartbeat count. Stay tuned to unravel the memory lane! | Wildlife SOS
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#5 Elephants Need COMPANIONSHIP - 10 Essential Elements. For Giving Tuesday, we’re sharing the essential elements that help an elephant heal after enduring a lifetime of cruelty in captivity. And among all the care, safety, and medical treatment we provide, one of the most powerful sources of healing is something simple—but something they were always denied: #5 COMPANIONSHIP – Many elephants we rescue have lived in isolation for decades. Seeing them reach out to touch another elephant for the fi
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SOS: Where is Betty the elephant? She has not been seen by the public in any performances since October 1st, when Janice, her fellow elder elephant, has been seen doing tricks alone during the subsequent shows. Unfortunately, we have no way to assess Betty's condition if she is out of the public view. However, the USDA can. We have written to them requesting that they visit the Carden's home circus facility. ***If you are in Midland, San Angelo, El Paso or New Braunfels, Texas; Lebanon, MO; or H
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