Forest officials and WTI vets tracked her for days before chemically immobilising her, removing the trap, and cleaning the wound in just 30 minutes. The mother elephant, seen with her calf, was safely released back to the wild. Snare traps are silent killers; they don’t just hurt, they can kill slowly. This rescue shows why rapid response matters; and why protecting wildlife isn’t just about laws, it’s about boots on the ground, eyes in the forest, and compassion in action. #AssamWildlife #ElephantRescue #WildlifeConservation #ForestDepartment #WTI