Elephants is highly intelligent and social animals, but been kept in captivity in a Seattle Zoo. The Elephants is subject to abuse, and ill treatment and terrible treatment at the Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo. As a result of inadequate facilities, abusive management practices, longstanding intentional neglect, and breeding practices in callous disregard for elephants’ welfare, the elephants Bamboo, Watoto, and Chai at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo suffer from severe and chronic foot and joint injuries, unexplained physical trauma and bleeding, and sustained psychological harm. Chai’s daughter, Hansa, died in 2007 when she was only six years old as a result of the Zoo’s practices. A fourth Woodland Park Zoo elephant, Sri, who is currently on loan to another zoo’s breeding program, has endured the horror of carrying a full-term deceased foetus in her womb for over four years. This abuse needs to stop now, Elephants need space and social interaction, and elephants need to be free!