His feet shackled with spiked chains, and elephant named
Raju has spent 50 years being held captive, beaten and abused. The Indian
elephant survived off of handouts from tourists and sometimes would eat plastic
and paper garbage to fill his tummy.
But Raju was finally freed from his misery thanks to Wildlife SOS. They
launched a daring midnight rescue operation to free the elephant. The rescue
team confronted Raju’s owner and refused to back down. As they stood their
ground, Raju began to cry, as if he sensed a change was finally coming.
The charity’s U.K. spokeswoman Pooja Binepal said the team
were shocked to see tears roll down his face during the rescue. She added: “It
was so incredibly emotional for all of us. We knew in our hearts he realised he
was being freed.”
Here’s a video of the moment Raju was freed from his chains
for the first time in his life! (this movement via New York Daily News.)
And this video tell’s Raju’s full, heartbreaking story. (this movement via PatrynWorldLatestNew)
And this video tell’s Raju’s full, heartbreaking story. (this movement via PatrynWorldLatestNew)
Video Source: New York Daily News, PatrynWorldLatestNew
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