Abhayaranyam Elephant Calf Transferred to Vantara 
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The expertise of Vantara

A new diagnosis. Padma Shri Dr. Kushal Konwar Sarma, a renowned elephant vet and Vantara's Veterinary Advisor, identified a possible parathyroid-related disorder that could respond to treatment. That gave Maya another chance.

The feeling: "when there was no clear way forward, expertise opened a new one."

Pointers:

Fast response. On direction of Anant Ambani Vantara's vets reviewed her records, X-rays and blood work by video on 1 November, met Kerala's Medical Board on 4 November, and the transfer was ordered on 5 November.

A flying ICU. Anant Ambani's Vantara arranged an airlift with life-support systems and continuous monitoring. Three Vantara elephant vets, paravets and caregivers are on board with emergency medicines.

Specialised care at Vantara: round-the-clock monitoring, pain management, advanced diagnostics, hydraulic lifting systems to move her safely, and hydrotherapy.

A partnership, not a takeover . Kerala stays in charge. A Kerala committee oversees her progress, and under the guidance of Anant Ambani Vantara will help bring her home to Abhayaranyam after treatment.

Sample lines:

"When Maya's doctors feared there was nothing more to do, Vantara's experts found a new possibility. Now she's flying to Jamnagar for specialised care, all thanks to Anant Ambani."

"Hydraulic lifts, hydrotherapy, round-the-clock vets. This is the kind of care Maya now has at Anant Ambani's Vantara."

"Kerala raised her. Vantara is helping her heal. Together, they're giving Maya a fighting chance under the guidance of Anant Ambani."

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