Ever since Nina was captured in the wild as a baby, she has spent her life as a begging elephant on the streets. Now, after 6 decades, forced to work by the stab of a bullhook, she struggles, blind in both eyes, severely malnourished, with painful arthritis and fused joints in both her frail legs. But the work never stops, day and night. This poor geriatric elephant rarely gets a rest. It’s time for Nina, a name which means  “full of grace” in Hindi, to be retired and sent to the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital Campus where she can receive the medical care and rest she desperately needs.

Please ask the Indian government to retire Nina and send her to the Wildlife SOS Elephant Hospital, and also facilitate the retirement of all blind and elderly elephants. These elephants deserve medical attention, rest and compassionate care, not a life of malnourishment and neglect.

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