World's loneliest elephant gets new start after eight years in torturous Pakistan zoo
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dailystar.co.ukThe Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe world’s loneliest elephant has made friends for the first time in nearly a decade after languishing alone in a zoo for eight years.The trunked beast, named Kaavan, has finally been moved to a cosy new home at a sanctuary in Cambodia after signer Cher campaigned for his rescue.He spent a total of 35-years at Marghazar Zoo in Pakistan without socialising – and has been completely alone since his partner died in 2012.Cher greeted him on the tarmac in Cambodia as he touched down along with vets who sat alongside him as he flew.Pictured in a black face mask and white jacket, the legendary US superstar met the animal she had campaigned.
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