🐘 The Unlikely Friendship
In the heart of India, Karnataka’s Bannerghatta Biological Park witnesses an unusual and inspiring friendship. Parvati, an elephant rescued from a life of hard labour in 2017, and Chanchal, a smaller, younger elephant, share a heart-touching bond. They are inseparable, offering each other comfort and companionship.
🌱 What Happened
Parvati was rescued by Wildlife SOS, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to protecting India’s wildlife. She was physically weak and had serious foot injuries due to years of ill-treatment. At the shelter, Parvati met Chanchal, who was also saved from a life of drudgery. Despite their traumatic pasts, the two elephants formed an immediate bond.
💡 Impact
The gentle giants show remarkable progress. They enjoy long walks, mud baths, and feasts of sugar cane and bananas. Their story is a beacon of hope and kindness, inspiring thousands to champion for animal rights and welfare.
- Parvati and Chanchal’s bond has warmed the hearts of millions worldwide.
- Their story has been shared extensively on social media, raising awareness about the plight of captive elephants.
- Wildlife SOS has seen an increase in donations and support, enabling them to rescue more animals.
📍 The Bigger Picture
Parvati and Chanchal’s story is a testament to the resilience of animals and the power of kindness. It serves as a reminder that each one of us can make a difference in the lives of animals. Let’s be inspired by their story to show compassion towards all beings. Learn more about Wildlife SOS’s work here.