Elephant Landmine Victim, Mosha, Gets Prosthetic Leg
9 March 2009, 4:30 PM. By Alex Alvarez
Mosha, a three-year-old elephant who lost part of one leg during a landmine accident when she was just seven months old, has gotten a new lease on life thanks to a prosthetic leg. Now, she can do adorable things like leap gleefully into a pile of sand.
Mosha’s caretakers at the Friends of the Asian Elephant hospital in Lampang, Thailand hope that this will help her move around with greater ease and comfort - as well as serve as a poster child calf for landmine injuries.
Watch Mosha do some adorable shit in her pen:
Mosha’s grown so fast that this has been her second prosthetic in a short while. Doctors say she was scared to use her new leg at first, but has since grown accustomed.
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Landmine victim Mosha is back on the jungle trail again thanks to her jumbo-sized prosthetic leg [Daily Mail]
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AWWWWW! That is sooooo adorable! SAVE THE ELEPHANTS!
Someone needs to bedazzle that prosthetic.
I think Alex would be perfect for that job, you know with the Blingee experince and all!
In this economy, one can never have too many options.