Wildlife SOS - Elephant Conservation and Care Center
Elephant sanctuary with India's first elephant hospital, rescuing animals from circuses and temples.
This guide to the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre in Agra opens at midnight on the fourth of July 2014, when a Wildlife SOS team drove out to reach a nearly fifty-year-old elephant named Raju, chained in spiked iron after some twenty-seven owners and decades on the begging circuit. It traces how the center, built with the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department in 2010, became a home for elephants rescued from circuses and temples, and how a specialized hospital later rose on the same ground. More than thirty rescued elephants now live here in open fields by the Yamuna River, with mud pools and room to move.
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