Phoenix Zoo announces death, his 59-year-old Asian elephant Indu

The last Asian elephant in the Phoenix Zoo died on Thursday morning. The zoo's employees put to the elephants put to the elephant due to their physical restrictions and the deteriorating health. She lived for 59 years.

Indu The elephant arrived in the Phoenix Zoo in 1998. During her time, the zoo said Indu had become a messenger for animal welfare efforts. The efforts to integrate indu into other elephants were unable to be in their own space.

The animal rights organizers have previously made the Phoenix zoo send indu to animal welfare and quoted their living conditions.

In a recorded message, the zoo said that the move to Indu would not be feasible in view of its well -being.

“There is many risks to move an elephant in Indus age. We believe that this type of movement would not be an advantage for your well -being,” she said.

The Phoenix Zoo confirmed its plan not to receive any elephants at the moment. The zoo also said that Indu was brought to a facility for a “comprehensive autopsy” in order to learn more about the health conditions of Elephant in order to share it with the scientific community.