Most of the cases attended to in October involved elephants. Out of the 8 elephant cases treated, 7 cases involved adult elephant bulls. 3 cases involved bulls with arrow injuries, 3 other cases were related to spear injuries, and only one case involved a snared elephant bull. Unfortunately, one of these bulls had poor prognosis and eventually succumbed to a spear wound. Thankfully, the other bulls were successfully treated with a good prognosis for recovery indicated. The sole elephant cow attended to over the reporting period was treated for a strain of the left elbow. The veterinary team observed that she was lactating and advised the ranger team in the area to monitor her progress given her guarded prognosis.