Welcome to our new members, mother MohLoh and her baby girl, LekLek.

Sun 02 Apr 23
News from Elephant Nature Park

Years before the COVID-19 crisis, MohLoh worked at the logging camp and later worked to service rides for tourists. During COVID, the owner brought MohLoh back to the home village as there was no work to be had. The family was supported under the Foster Parent of the Gentle Giant Stay Home project. During their stay in the village, MohLoh gave birth to a little girl.

As the pandemic eased and tourists began to return again, various elephant camps wanted to bring mothers and babies back to ride and show. But some elephant owners no longer wanted to hire out their elephants, and the family agreed that they were no longer able to take care of elephants.

Before LekLek and her mother would be sold to the circus camp, both elephants were rescued to ENP. Thanks to Gertrude Andraschko and Robyn Beasley (Stew4 Elephants), who help to rescue the baby, Lek Lek. The mother, MohLoh, was rescued by a very generous donation made in honor of Dr. Dawn Miller. Also, Miss Linee Keswani supported the transportation costs for these two beautiful lives. Thanks to all of you who participated, giving the chance for a new life for LekLek and her mother, MohLoh. From today, they will live free from fear and excessive labor and will join the herd soon.

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Thu 30 May 24

Save Elephant Foundation Rescue Update – Grandma Dok Koon

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Mon 06 May 24

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Sat 02 Mar 24

Grandma SomBoon gets all the help she needs

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Tue 27 Feb 24

Namthip is receiving medical attention at Elephant Nature Park

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Sun 25 Feb 24

Namthip settles into the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park

After a long journey in excess of 24 hours, with a soft sand bed ready, Namthip was able to sleep for possibly the first instance in her life, without chains on her legs. Sleeping freely, with no rope around her neck and no one stood over her giving orders, holding a hook, or making threats.

Sat 24 Feb 24

Elephants having fun with a hosepipe

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Wed 21 Feb 24

Save Elephant Foundation Rescue: NamThip coming to Elephant Nature Park soon

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Fri 16 Feb 24

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