Ambani's Vantara Airlifts 53-Yr-Old Elephant Joymoti Swept Away In Floods For Emergency Treatment

A 53-year-old elephant named Joymoti, who fought for survival after being swept away by devastating Assam floods, is now being airlifted to Vantara for urgent and specialized medical treatment. Vantara released an emotional video detailing Joymoti's struggle and the rescue efforts over the past few days. The elephant was rescued with assistance from local communities and government agencies, but sustained multiple injuries and severe mobility issues.

Vantara's rescue and rehabilitation team has been providing first aid and primary medical care to Joymoti, but due to the severity of her injuries, age, and mobility difficulties, it was decided she needed hospitalization and advanced veterinary treatment. The organization stated that airlifting Joymoti would minimize the physical strain and stress of a long journey, ensuring she receives the necessary medical attention.

At 53 years old, Joymoti has been fighting for survival for several days, and the veterinary team will do everything possible to help her recover. She will be kept temporarily at Vantara, where she will receive specialized treatment and round-the-clock veterinary care. Transporting her by air was the critical choice, as traveling by road would have added more strain to her already injured body.

Joymoti's rescue has captured the attention of animal lovers online, with the documentation of her difficult journey from Assam to specialized care.