60-Year-Old Elephant, Blind And Manipulated, Can Enjoy Relaxing Days Of Her Life After Rescued From Cruel Owners
Wild animals should live the life they deserve. They belong to the wild instead of small cages where they are forced to entertain people. When living in the wild, these animals may face threats from nature and humans but they get freedom. And at least, they aren't mentally abused. Captivity can even deprive the thirst for the survival of a jungle's king. Such a heartbreaking scene to witness!
Local authorities were forced to intervene after many locals and tourists had reported this. The poor animal had been forced to collect money for years. She is constantly exhausted and almost loses vision of one eye.
The rescue team transferred the elephant to the wildlife sanctuary’s center in Mathura, North India. The journey was 1,400km, so they fed Lakhi with fresh fruit and kept her hydrated with buckets of water.
‘She is pretty smart. She picked up the smell of the bananas in the caretaker’s pocket and reached out with the help of her trunk to grab them as he closed his eyes for a little nap on the truck.
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
Local authorities were forced to intervene after many locals and tourists had reported this. The poor animal had been forced to collect money for years. She is constantly exhausted and almost loses vision of one eye.
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
The rescue team transferred the elephant to the wildlife sanctuary’s center in Mathura, North India. The journey was 1,400km, so they fed Lakhi with fresh fruit and kept her hydrated with buckets of water.
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
‘She is pretty smart. She picked up the smell of the bananas in the caretaker’s pocket and reached out with the help of her trunk to grab them as he closed his eyes for a little nap on the truck.
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
Image Credits: Wildlife SOS
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