Welcome Kamun, our new rescue elephant to Elephant Nature Park.
Another elephant is delivered from harm. Her life will know recovery with each new day. Kamu is about forty years…
Bunma is finally able to provide milk for her baby Chaba
With love, food supplements, delicious veggies and fruits, mama BunMa finally has a milk for nursing her baby Chaba after only one day of their arrival.
Both of them are more relaxed and learning about the beautiful life they are starting at Elephant Nature Park. We hope the mother will build her weight soon, so their health conditions will improve.
Rescued Elephants Bunma and Baby Chaba enjoy Mothers Day Cake
On August 12th, 2021 (which is Thai Mother’s day and World Elephant Day), the mother and baby enjoyed their first…
Emergency Rescue Bunma and Baby Chaba are on their way to Elephant Nature Park
Gratefully, with the kind support from Noelle Weiss, we are able to rescue baby Cha Ba and her mother, Bunma to live with freedom at Elephant Nature Park. Our team made the rescue plan as fast as possible to prepare the night shelter for baby and mother. We asked Mae Sri to share her space with Mae Mai (new) so then we could have the night shelter available for baby Chaba and her mother.
Our herd has started to grow bigger, MaeKoi and Maliwan join Yindee’s herd.
Save Elephant Foundation received contact from MaeKoi and Maliwan’s owner, who lived in Koh Chang (located around 300 kilometres east…
3 good friends blow the dust at Elephant Nature Park
To rescue PenBoon seems a destiny unexpected, to bring her and Aungkham to a happy reunion. Upon arrival in the Park, we observed PenBoon’s reaction, her trunk held high, searching for something. Her excitement was plainly evident with every footstep closer and closer to where AungKham stood. When she walked into her new shelter, AungKham immediately began to speak to her and PenBoon answered back.
The beginning a new life of baby elephant Wan Mai and her mother Mae Mai
She worked as a logging elephant for many years. When that ended, she began work in the trekking camps. Now, the mother and child Wan Mai will live together at Elephant Nature Park.
Gluay Hom Recovering Well After Rescue Now at Elephant Nature Park
Look at this little boy, Gluay Hom. Five months ago his life was desparate, and much of his life before that. Many elephant lovers around the world prayed that his life could be spared such misery. See him today ! Gluay Hom has a new life. He holds no grudges, and is alive to the kindness that surrounds him. He embraces and squeezes goodness out of every waking moment.
Welcome KratengDang, the new member to Elephant Nature Park.
Welcome KratengDang to Elephant Nature Park. she is now enjoying the retirement at her forever home. She is no longer…
Gluay Hom Update After 1 Month
We weighed Gluay Hom this evening. He gaining weight. He now weighs 1080 kilograms. His injuries are improving. His attitude is very positive. He is still under support of care for EEHV. Thanks to those who helping to support Gluay Hom.
It has been a month since Gluay Hom arrived at Elephant Nature Park
His leg is almost back to normal, but the joint is still stiff and he favors that leg. His hind quarters are still weak, and muscle atrophy clear due to lack of exercise for years. That will change with time. We will need take or a walk and bring him to the pool for his leg and body exercise. The swelling is significantly reduced. We’re so pleased with our medical team.
Kanjana and Fah Mui the two rescued elephants form their beautiful relationship
Kanjana was found trapped in a pit during the fire season. She was just a baby and had fallen into it, breaking her ankle and her legs were badly burned from coals that had collected in the hole. Locals heard her cries and pulled her out. Her family was never found and she eventually became a logging elephant in the Pai area, until the days of trekking began. Her early injuries did not make her a good candidate for either logging or service riding, and we took her away from all of that.
Happiness of elephants is the greatest reward for Elephant Nature Park.
His name is ‘Gluay Hom’ or Banana Boy. He had lived in a crocodile farm for years to perform and entertain people. He was tightly chained. He had a bent swollen leg and a wound at his temple. The picture of his plight was published in National Geographic that brought out readers’ attentions to call out for help to release this elephants.
Experience wonderful day with elephants at Sunshine for Elephants – Single Day
This is the transformation of elephants from elephant riding in trekking camp to live with freedom and enjoy their retirement…