Elephant Of The Week : Jokia
Jokia’s rescue anniversary. Jokia was born around 1960 and her name means ‘Eye From Heaven’. ENP rescued Jokia in August…
Elephant Of The Week : Tubtim
Tubtim born around 1947, her name is mean “Ruby”. She spent more than 30 years to work at logging camp…
Elephant Of The Week : Saree
Saree can be translated to mean “Freedom”. She was born around 2006. Saree was taken from her mother when she was only one year old and she was forced to be a street begging elephant. Imagine, how do you feel when you was dragged away from your mother and you will never see her again. This is such a huge distress.
Elephant Of The Week: Ma Dee our recently rescue elephant
Can you imagine living a life of traveling all over a country to serve people for their entertainment? This was…
Baanyen is not feeling well
Baan Yen, the eldest elephant at Pamper the Pachyderm project is not feeling well. As with so many of old age elephant, one of our largest concerns which can prove fatal, is the digestive system and a blockage. Most old elephant who do not have much in the way of teeth left will have a problem with digestion sooner or later. Complications arise and there are only so many options.
Elephant Of The Week: Happy 7th Birth Day Chang Yim
On July 12, 2009, Dok Ngern gave birth to a beautiful baby boy named Chang Yim was born at Elephant…
Thong Suk: Transition From Boy to Father
In his time at Elephant Nature Park, he has acquired many nannies in his early years but as he reached adolescence he developed a more serious interest in the females. Now he shares a large, chain-free shelter with a younger bull Chang Yim, who is believed to be his son. He is also the father of Dok Mai and Yindee.
Elephant Of The Week : Medo’s rescue anniversary
Medo was born around 1980, her age is around 36 years old. She was rescued from logging camp in a…
Malee and Manao enjoying a long drink at the river
Malee (foreground), nanny of Manao who is beside her, enjoying a peaceful long drink at the river on a beautiful sunny day. These 2 came to the Park just over one year ago with 16 other elephants, and together as a family they are a joy to watch.
Elephant Of The Week : Mae Kham Sai rescued to ENP on June 2005
Kham Sai arrived ENP on June 2005, her name is mean “Clear Gold”. She was born around 1970. Lek met…
Noi Nah’s rescue anniversary
Noi Nah was born around 1945, she arrived ENP on June 19th 2015. Noi Nah spent a long working life…
Elephant Of The Week : Mae Boon Ma our friendly elephant
Happy anniversary of your rescue !! Mae Boon Ma was born arround 1955. She arrived at Elephant Nature Park on…
Elephants Playing in the mud
Afternoon rain showers bring a lot of joy to young elephants Faa Mai, Tong Jaan and mother Bua Thong.
Lolling around in the wet mud, it is a delight to see elephants having so much fun.
Elephant Of The Week: Jaidee, the generous old lady
With a name that means ‘good heart,’ Jaidee lives up to it. She has a very sweet manner about her, regardless of her long and torturous past. She arrived to Elephant Nature Park in January of 2015 and enjoys her days in the jungle, away from the crowds. Thank you to Mr.Adam Flinn, Elephant Nature Park Co-founder for donating funds in memory of his late Mother and enabling the rescue of Jaidee and a new life to live in her forever home at Elephant Nature Park.
ELEPHANT OF THE WEEK : Saza the beautiful old lady elephant who had not lost HOPE
Saza was born around 1943 in Mae Chaem, south of Chiang Mai. She spent most of her life working in logging.…