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Not all matriarchs roam the wild. Some lead in quieter ways, through trust, presence, and care. At Wildlife SOS, our elephants remind us that true leadership is not about power, but about companionship. On this #ElephantAppreciationDay, we honour the matriarchs who guide their herds with wisdom and teach us what it means to live gently yet strongly. Celebrate them with us today, and if you’d like to support the elephants under our care, consider donating. Every gesture of kindness helps them thr

It’s #NationalPeanutDay! Did you know our rescued elephants go absolutely nuts for peanuts? While they enjoy these crunchy bites as tasty treats, there’s more to it than just snack time! Peanuts (and other treats like fruits) are an important part of positive reinforcement at Wildlife SOS. As part of daily enrichments & positive reinforcement, treats help our rescued elephants learn to cooperate during routine medical check-ups, making procedures stress-free and safe for both them and the veteri

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