Humanity! Saving the life of Elephant by draining a pus oozing leg Abscess & giving proper treatment

The elephant in this video has unfortunately been injured by a trap gun, which has caused its wounds to become infected and form abscesses. The villagers noticed the elephant walking uncomfortably and quickly informed the range officers. Trap guns are typically used by villagers to protect their crops from wild boars that come to the village to destroy their cultivation. Unfortunately, sometimes elephants can accidentally trigger these traps and get injured. It's important to note that the villagers do not intend to harm elephants and are doing their best to protect their crops.
It's important to understand that an elephant is not like a human who can patiently sit still while receiving medical treatment. Due to their wild nature, elephants can become agitated and defensive when they sense a threat. To ensure the safety of both the team and the elephant, it's necessary to sedate the animal. This allows the team to perform necessary medical procedures without causing harm to the elephant or putting themselves at risk.
To sedate the elephant, the range officers use a dart gun to administer the sedative drug directly into the elephant's muscles. The drug is typically given to the back of the elephant, and once it takes effect, the team can begin providing medical treatment. Due to the severity of the elephant's wounds, it's crucial to act quickly in administering antibiotics, multivitamins, and other necessary medications. The medications must be given even before cleaning the wound, as the elephant has already developed an infection that must be addressed immediately to prevent it from spreading throughout the body.
Then the team proceeds to clean the elephant's wounds using saline solution. This step is critical in treating the infection, and the team must remove all maggots from the wound. However, cleaning the wounds of a wild animal like an elephant can be dangerous, even when the animal is sedated. While the elephant is not fully unconscious, the team must exercise caution as they work to avoid any sudden movements that could endanger their safety. Despite
the risks involved, the team is dedicated to saving the elephant's life and is committed to doing everything in their power to ensure a successful recovery.
It may be asked why the team cannot lay the elephant down to treat its wounds. However, due to the elephant's immense size, it is not possible to lift it once it's lying down without the assistance of heavy machinery. Additionally, one of the elephant's legs is already wounded, so it would not be able to stand up on three legs. Since these treatments take place in the forest, it is not feasible to bring in heavy machinery to assist in lifting the animal. Hence, the team treats the elephant while it is standing.
The wound on the elephant's leg is severely infected, with a significant buildup of pus. Additionally, upon closer examination, small pellets and metal pieces that were used as ammunition in the trap gun were found to have penetrated through the animal's skin and are now dispersed throughout the wound.
Not many people know about the trap gun. It's made illegally and is used to protect crops and animals from wild creatures. The gun is placed on sticks and shoots pieces of metal as bullets. The trigger is connected to a cord that runs across the path where animals might walk. If someone or something trips the cord, the gun goes off and can seriously hurt them. The gun can cause injuries similar to those from shotguns or rifles. It's not just used by farmers but also by hunters. Recently, someone died because of a trap gun injury. A careful examination of the injuries can determine if it was caused by a trap gun.
The elephant has three significant wounds on its leg, which are infected with pus and maggots. The team is carefully cleaning these wounds using saline solution and cotton swabs. Once the wounds are thoroughly cleaned, they apply a mixture of Betadine & Negasunt powder to help prevent further infection.
Wildlife officials play a crucial role in protecting and preserving the natural habitats of various species. They are dedicated to ensuring the safety and welfare of wildlife, often working in challenging and remote areas. They often put themselves at risk to protect endangered species and combat illegal activities such as poaching and trafficking. Despite the dangers and
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[@Kitty_cat2001]

The village people are great! There helping save the elephants lives. The vets & helpers are also fantastic.

[@ElephantZone]

You are so kind

[@Patricia-kh3bg]

From America I love the ppl that love and help the animals! ❤️

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@Patricia-kh3bg]

@@ElephantZone Your welcome 🤗

[@reezefab]

Happy that big boy received care. Thank you ❤️🐘❤️

[@ElephantZone]

Our pleasure!

[@franlewis8906]

Fantastic! So glad there’s a peaceful atmosphere for the treatment. No chattering, noisy villagers causing distress to vulnerable animal. Best video so far! 🎉

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@kellysouter4381]

They mean well. I've seen villagers bring bananas for distressed elephants and try to haul them from wells.

[@kadaluzhavan4150]

A big salute to the entire team 🙏

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@susankenney7536]

Poor thing must of been in so much pain. Ty for all you do to help these gentle giants.

[@ElephantZone]

Thank you so much for your kindness. 💕💕💕💕

[@РозаБакиева-ь9я]

Слону, которого вы спасли здоровья, а вам уважение и респект.

[@ronaldnolan9036]

Watching from the Philippines.

[@ElephantZone]

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[@carmeng6434]

Gracias por su noble trabajo 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 recupérate pronto de tu patita 👑🐘🙏🏼💕

[@linda1679]

God Bless these men.

[@ElephantZone]

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[@tuanlongbui2207]

CONGRATULATION AND RESPECTFUL TO YOUR KIND SERVICE BEST WISHES TO YOU 🙏🍵🌹👍💖🌻

[@ElephantZone]

Thank you so much!

[@pranavnair2616]

Happy to see your work 👍

[@chavoguerrerosr]

WOW Thanful they take excellent car of those poor souls.

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@miriagosdecki6951]

Gratidão 💓 por cuidarem deles. Acho tão lindo elefantes.

[@ElephantZone]

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[@paulofrancisco565]

Parabéns eu sou seu fã amo seus vídeos e seu canal sucesso sempre 👏👏👍👍🐘🐘👌👏🙏🙏🇧🇷

[@ElephantZone]

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[@vivianwade3185]

To all these WONDERFUL MEN, MAY THE LORD JESUS CHRIST POUR BLESSINGS ALL OVER YOUR LIVES ,🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ElephantZone]

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[@dircegouvea451]

Parabéns amigos, sempre cuidando desses animais, que Deus os recompensa vcs abençoado os sempre com este nobre gesto.🙏😘🤗💯💯💯

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@violetgilkes3625]

educate the farmers about safe ways to avoid crops, and dig a trench for water, and plant fruit trees for them.

[@ElephantZone]

Thanks for your kindness towards the innocent elephants.

[@MinhMinh-cb6mp]

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[@antoniogarcia1579]

Por favor recojan sus residuos infectocontagiosos, y determinen de ellos de manera adecuada

[@ElephantZone]

Thanks for your kindness towards the innocent elephants.

[@招き猫-c3s]

難しい問題だよね。 日本も猪、熊などの作物被害が 問題視されてると共に、人間への 被害も多い。 像が治療してもらうのは、 とても嬉しい事だけど、 像も猪も熊も同じ生物。 知能を持った人間が環境を 悪くしてる。😢

[@ElephantZone]

Thanks for your kindness towards the innocent elephants.

[@lachertje812]

It grew an extra leg.

[@ElephantZone]

😍😍😍

[@bayokoebi9351]

It seems Asia elephants are more vulnerable compare to Africa elephants

[@ElephantZone]

You are so kind

[@dukhi_aatma372]

which country is this?

[@CJKyle9883]

Sri Lanka

[@veraluciaalveslopes3816]

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[@veraluciaalveslopes3816]

Olha pé deslaserado covardes fizeram com correntes ⛓️⛓️⛓️ fincado cravando pau com ponteira nós pés dos elefantes. Isso é de tanto carregar 🪵 🪵 madeira no mato gundo não presta mais para eles jugo elefantes fora tropelos doentes não tem serventias para trabalhar mais jogo no mato para os tigre leão tigre onça comer não com segui se defender aí que eles fazem de maldades com este anjo juda migo leva embora daí lá ande está elefantes albino rosinha Tala juda socorro socorro socorro socorro socorro pôr favor Judá socorro socorro socorro socorro socorro socorro 🪵🪵🪓🪓🪓🪵👏🍠💘💓🍉🍍💞🍐💚❤️😍😍🍼🍼🍼🇧🇷👁️👁️🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️😘😘🪓

[@ElephantZone]

Thanks for your kindness towards the innocent elephants.

[@deemariedubois4916]

I can’t express how much I appreciate those treating these elephants. It’s dangerous work being done by caring individuals. So much that humans do, like trap guns, makes one so angry but then humans step to do all they can to help these magnificent creatures injured by humans and faith is restored in our race again. God bless you all.

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@nadiananou5097]

Merci à toute l'équipe de soignants. Que Dieu vous bénisse ❤

[@ElephantZone]

💕💕💕💕💕💕 Thank you so much for your kindness.

[@manaivlogs]

Hello sir I watched your video it is not continuous but it ends halfway it would be better if you show it completely.. Also show that the elephant has recovered. 

[@ElephantZone]

Wait for next videos

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