With your help we can make the killing of wild elephants illegal in Sri Lanka

Eleven deaths within 36 hours. That is the alarming rate at which Sri Lanka’s elephants were killed several weeks ago. On September 27, six elephants were killed in two separate train collisions – four elephants died after colliding with a night mail train travelling from Colombo to Kankesanthurai, while another female tusker and a calf succumbed to injuries after colliding with the Meenagaya Train en route from Batticaloa to Colombo. While the numbers themselves are disturbing, the fact that no action is being taken to mitigate these issues at the policy level is even more disturbing.  As people we're not the only ones who feel the sadness of losing someone a mistake a lot of people make is thinking that only humans have feelings when others experience it as well so help make a change for a better tomorrow . If you have a heart then do your part in helping ensure that our elephant friend's don't go extinct and make the killing of wild elephants illegal and will result in severe consequances and punishments.