Bamboo the elephant lost 1,200 lbs her first year at the Oklahoma City Zoo

The Other Elephants at the Oklahoma City Zoo are Physically Attacking Bamboo. Help Send Him to a Sanctuary Now! Sign Now Dear friends, Bamboo lost over 1,200 pounds during his first year at the Oklahoma City Zoo. Another elephant bit off part of her tail. And an attack by yet another elephant left a massive scrape on her truck. It is time to get Bamboo out of there! Despite public statements from the Oklahoma City Zoo claiming that Bamboo is doing just fine, zoo records obtained by activists have shown that is not the case at all. The 50-year-old elephant was relocated to Oklahoma City from Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo two and a half years ago, and has not been accepted into the zoo's herd. In fact, she has been bullied so severely that the zoo has been forced to isolate her at night from the other elephants. Sign the Care2 petition demanding that the Oklahoma City Zoo send Bamboo to a sanctuary where she can get proper emotional and physical care. Bamboo didn't arrive at the Oklahoma City Zoo alone. She was accompanied by Woodland Park Zoo's other elephant – a 37-year-old named Chai. But after only eight months at their new home, Chai died from emaciation and a systemic blood infection. The zoo claimed at the time that there were no red flags leading up to the elephant's untimely death. But the records released to the public after her death indicate that Chai suffered from weight loss, skin lesions, and other problems months before she died. We cannot let Bamboo meet the same tragic fate as Chai. She has suffered through a terrible life at two different zoos. Sign this petition to help get Bamboo to a place where she can live out her final years in peace. Thank you,   Lacey K. The Care2 Petitions Team P.S. Don't let Bamboo meet the same tragic fate as Chai. Sign the petition now.