The Performing Animal Welfare Society, based in the Galt area, announced the death of Toka the elephant on Thursday.
Toka was 56 years old. She spent most of her life, 39 years, at the Toronto Zoo, but she and two other elephants were transferred to PAWS in 2013 after the zoo decided to end its elephant program.
Toka is seen at the Toronto Zoo on January 12, 2013. Carlos Osorio/Toronto Star via Getty ImagesHer caregivers noted that Toka especially loved bananas and a good mud bath.
PAWS is a wildlife rescue that takes in retired, abandoned and abused animals. It operates three sanctuaries: one in Galt, the Amanda Blake Wildlife Refuge in Herald and a 2,300-acre sanctuary in San Andreas.
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