In India, almost anything is possible. A Daily Mail report shows that a spa in the country exists where elephants can be taken to enjoy a day of pampering as workers scrub and massage the huge creatures all day long.
The animals are said to be hosed down, scrubbed thoroughly before a massage session.
The pampering doesn’t stop there as they are fed with nutritious snacks by dedicated workers and watched by an interested crowd.
Easy does it, jumbo: Four workers treat this lucky tusked giant who is clearly loving the attention [Photo Credit; Daily mail]
The elephant obviously enjoy every part of the treat, as they lie lazily as the workers go about the pampering session.
The spa days  are said to hold in Kerala every July as a way for the workers to repay the loyal elephants.
What, I can just lie here all day? The elephant spa can accommodate up to 59 elephants at a time [Photo Credit: Daily Mail]
And after the bathing, the snacks begin: Elephant pamperers offer tasty nutritious foods to aid rejuvenation [Photo Credit: Daily Mail]
Ear ear: The elephants are led out into the hosing down area for a nice post-massage shower [Photo Credit: Daily Mail]
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