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Elephant Of The Week : Sook Jai

Sook Jai worked very hard in all of her life from street begging to tourist trekking elephant. At 73 years old, she is being completely blind and mostly deaf .  She was in very poor condition with a lot of wounds on her head and her body as each time she was treated with violence. On January 24, Elephant Nature Park’s rescue team went to a pick her up from a location near Kanchanaburi province, west Thailand. On the ride, she looked very hungry but would not eat anything as the suspense was too much. After 20 hours of journey, she arrived the park and took her first step to the sanctuary. Sook Jai was very easy to get off of the truck to her new home.

On a first couple of days, when she get out of her enclosure she went directly to the river, but now she is taking her time around the property to explore! We hope Sook Jai will be recovering from her past and coming back to health soon.

Sook Jai’s sponsorship

 

Sook Jai stop at the tree to get scratching before heading to the river
Sook Jai stop at the tree to get scratching before heading to the river

 

Sook Jai was in poor condition before she was rescued to Elephant Nature Park
Sook Jai was in poor condition before she was rescued to Elephant Nature Park

 

The wounds on Sook Jai's head, she got injured by bullhookThe wounds on Sook Jai's head, she got injured by bullhook
The wounds on Sook Jai’s head, she got injured from bull hook

 

Sook Jai's first time relaxing in the river at ENP
Sook Jai’s first time relaxing in the river at ENP

 

Sook Jai enjoy her mud bath
Sook Jai enjoy her mud bath

 

Sook Jai really enjoy her freedom
Sook Jai really enjoy her freedom

 

Even Sook Jai is blind, she knows where is the good spot for scratching
Even Sook Jai is blind, she knows where is the good spot for scratching

 

Sook Jai looks healthy and more beautiful
Sook Jai looks healthy and more beautiful

 

 

 

 

 

 

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