Disha Patani Shares Her Incredible Experience Of Her Visit At A Wildlife SOS Centre, WATCH

Actress Disha Patani, known as an avid animal lover, advocates her voice and ties up with the NGO Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura for the protection of elephants.

Disha Patani Shares Her Incredible Experience Of Her Visit At A Wildlife SOS Centre ( Image Source :PR Handout )

New Delhi: Actress Disha Patani, known as an avid animal lover, advocates her voice and ties up with the NGO Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC) in Mathura for the protection of elephants in which she strongly believes. The NGO aims to provide essential care to elephants rescued from abusive working conditions. 

Disha is often seen spending her time around her pets and feeding the stray animals. The actress spent two days at conversation and care centre and also engaged in volunteering activities such as chopping fruits and vegetables for the elephants to give them their daily dose of nutrition. 

Disha shared a video on her Instagram handle, where she can be seen exploring the SOS centre. Sharing her experience, she wrote, "It was an incredible experience to visit the Wildlife SOS’ centers, I learnt about the organization’s phenomenal efforts to speak up for these voiceless animals.

On this World Environment Day, you too can be part of the change by choosing to visit, volunteer, or donate. Visit wildlifesos.org to know more!"

Disha Patani's best friend, Mouni Roy, reacted to the post with heart emojis.

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Talking more about the cause, Disha shares her experience as she says, “This has been one of the special days of my life. Visiting the Elephant Hospital and meeting the Wildlife SOS team has been an incredible experience. I learnt the irreparable damage that riding an elephant does to the welfare of elephants.  Witnessing the medical management of injured elephants and observe their walking exercise routine was also a unique opportunity for me. I hope people come and volunteer at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation and Care Centre, and be a part of this fight to help conserve and protect India’s elephants." 

On the work front Disha will next be seen in ‘Project K', 'Yodha' and an upcoming next with Superstar Surya.