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M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC) in India
M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC)
Type sanctuary
Owner
Address
M.R. Palayam, Thiruchinapaili Forest Divisism
Place
Thiruchinapaili
Region
Tamil Nadu
Country
India
Directors
Key People
Veterinarians
Elephant department
Head keepers of elephants
Elephant keepers Record history
History of updates 2021-12-26
Latest document update 2021-12-26 10:06:45
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M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC), located at M.R. Palayam, Thiruchinapaili Forest Divisism, in Thiruchinapaili, India
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Living elephants At the M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC) lives 8 elephants with records in this database: (detail list ) ♀ Avayambal
♀ Gomathi
♀ Indhumathi
♀ Indira born 1961?
♀ Jayanthi born 1998?
♀ Malachi born 1987?
♀ Sandhya born 1976?
♀ Sumathi born 1966?
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2021-12-23: The Elephant Rehabilitation Centre at MR Palayam continues to grow as a haven for sick pachyderms in the State, with two new elephants in dire health conditions being brought for rehabilitation last week. With this, the elephant population at the centre has increased to eight in three years.
After remaining idle for years, the facility became a go-to destination for treating for sick elephants in 2019. In a latest addition, Rohini (25) and Indira (60) were brought in from Topslip and Rajapalayam for treatment on December 19 and 20 respectively. Satish, Chief Conservator of Forests, Tiruchy range, said. Apart from Rohini and Indira, Indu (35), Santhiya (45), Jayanthi (23), Malachi (34), Gomathi (65) and Jameela (60) have also been receiving treatment at the centre for over a couple of years.
An average of 230 kg of food is provided to each elephant every day. The diet includes green fodder, fruits and a ragi mudde made using different millets.
A veterinary doctor from Coimbatore monitors the health of each elephant every fortnight and a veterinary doctor from the district visits the camp every single week.
References for records about M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC)
Recommended Citation Koehl, Dan (2025). M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC), Elephant Encyclopedia. Available online at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=2959 . (archived at the Wayback machine )Sources used for this article is among others:
M. R. Palayam Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (ERRC) on elephant-news.com
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