"In a heartwarming display of filial devotion, a baby elephant refused to leave its ailing mother's side as she received treatment from forest department officials and veterinarians in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

The mother elephant, found unconscious in the Marudhamalai foothills due to poor health, was discovered by forest department patrols along with her distraught calf. Despite efforts to revive her, the mother elephant remained unconscious, prompting a swift response from the forest department and veterinary teams.

Led by District Forest Officer Jeyaraj and veterinarian Dr. Sukumar, the teams administered 30 bottles of fluids and nutrients over two days, determined to save the mother elephant's life. The calf, distressed but devoted, remained by its mother's side throughout the treatment, refusing to leave her side even for a moment.

In a remarkable turn of events, the mother elephant finally stood up with the help of a crane, and the calf was reunited with its mother in a heartwarming moment. The forest department continues to monitor the mother's health closely, and the rescue efforts have been praised by Tamil Nadu Forest Department Chief Secretary Supriya Sahu on social media."

Baby elephant love and care finally makes mother elephant stand on her legs .
This loving and emotional story is from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu where a female elephant was found unconscious due to poor health in the area under Marudhamali , coimbatore.
While patrolling the foothills of Coimbatore Marudhamalai, the forest department heard the sound of an elephant. Upon further inspection, they found a female elephant accompanied by her calf.
The mother elephant appeared to be ill, and her calf stood by her side, refusing to leave.
Coimbatore forestry staff and doctors, led by the District Forest Officer, promptly arrived at the scene to treat the sick elephant. They administered medical care, provided fruits, and monitored her health closely. The calf, visibly distressed over its mother's condition, is also being fed and monitored by the team.

elephant was given glucose water rich food and medicine throughout yesterday and the treatment continued today. The doctors and the forest department decided to lift the elephant with the help of a crane as it recovered to some extent. After a long consultation, the forest department lifted the elephant with the help of a crane and cooled it down by pouring water on it . the baby elephant joined the mother elephant and cuddled with the mother elephant
Speaking about this, Coimbatore District Veterinarian Sukumar said:- The female elephant was about 40 years old due to health problems. With it was a three-four-month-old male cub. Anaimalai Tiger Reserve Field Director and Coimbatore District Forest Officer are providing treatment by veterinarians.The elephant was given 30 bottles of fluids and anti-nutrients yesterday. Yesterday, the herd of elephants thought that the baby elephant would be taken away, but that did not happen, so today the female elephant was treated while keeping the baby elephant. 30 bottles of fluids and anti-nutrients are provided daily today. Now the elephant stands still after being lifted by the crane. The baby elephant is drinking milk from the mother elephant.

Tamil Nadu forest department chief secretary Supriya Sahu commended the efforts of forest team . Shre writes on X ' A big shout out to the Coimbatore Forest Division team,Tamil Nadu which worked 24*7 to revive a sick wild Female elephant found lying in lateral recumbency position unable to get up. It was heartbreaking to see her 3 months old baby roaming around her in distress. The team has lifted the elephant with a crane to make her stand and provided all necessary treatment. Mother elephant is doing well and her baby is happily feeding. Though the elephant is doing well,we need to watch out for her health. Very proud of your work CF Ramasubramanian, DFO Jeyaraj, Vets Dr Sukumar, Dr Rajesh and Dr Priyanka. Range officers Arun and Thirumurugan and all other forest staff'