The beloved elephant Madhu Bala has finally found a new home after spending 15 years at the city zoo.

According to details,, she was relocated to the Karachi Safari Park in a carefully planned operation. Upon arrival, her joy was evident, as she was warmly welcomed by the park administration and treated with care and affection.

Madhu Bala was transported in a specially designed container to ensure her comfort during the move.

A history of perseverance and love!

After fifteen years, Madhubala elephant rejoins her sisters in @SafariPark3336 from Zoo with efforts of @murtazawahab1, Mayor, and KMC Crew. ceremony was held at Safari to mark relocation of Madhubala, which was filled with enthusiasm and… pic.twitter.com/G48dmlvkPK
— Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (@KmcPakistan) November 26, 2024

Upon reaching the Safari Park, the administration bathed her and served her an assortment of fresh fruits, celebrating her arrival.

Four Paws Director Dr Amir Khalil said: "Madhu Bala will now reside in a specially designed 5.5-acre sanctuary. This space also houses two other elephants, Sonia and Malika."

Today marks a historic milestone for animal welfare in Pakistan! Madhubala has been relocated from the unsuitable conditions of Karachi Zoo to her brand-new, specially designed enclosure at Karachi Safari Park. After 15 years apart, Madhubala is finally closer to her sisters. pic.twitter.com/fjPSw03azC
— FOUR PAWS International (@fourpawsint) November 26, 2024

Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab visited the Safari Park to witness Madhu Bala's new life and commended the efforts of wildlife experts and the park's administration.

The relocation comes after Madhoo Bala faced loneliness following the tragic death of her companion, Noor Jehan, earlier this year.

Wildlife experts had recommended moving her to a more suitable environment for her well-being.