Elephant Nature Park - Meet our Wonderful Elephant Herd in Thailand

	Chang Yim	A beautiful baby born at the park
	Dork Ngern	The silver flower whose life of tricks ends in retirement at the park
	Hope	The orphan who found a friend and, finally, sanctuary
	Jokia	The blind elephant that has finally found a place to live a natural life
	Jarunee	Surin Round up was a blessing for this kind lady
	Jungle Boy	Born in the jungle but having to go back to work
	Khum Min	Back problems from years of trekking brought him to our park
	Lilly	Logging elephant cured with love and care
	Malai Tong	A landmine victim comes to the park
	Mae Bua Khum	A graceful old lady and visitors favourite
	Mae Bua Loi	A street beggar from Surin
	Mae Boon Ma	The almost White Elephant spared from logging and trekking
	Mae Bua Tong	Loving mother finally gets a chance to live a natural life
	Mae Do	Working female close to death when rescued by our park
	Mae Kaew	The petite trekking elephant we call mini me
	Mae Kham Sai	The purple elephant arrives in a shocking state
	Mae Khum Kaew	Her calm and gentle demeanour make her one of the visitors favourites
	Mae Khum Pun	An elderly states-like lady enjoying retirement
	Mae Lanna	The beachcomber comes home
	Mae Perm	The grand mother ambassador and gentlest elephant on earth
	Mae Sri Nuan	Surin elephant that lost a calf
	Mae Tee	An elderly logging elephant
	Mae Tha Keaw	Recovering from a life of abuse
	Mae Thai	Another rescue from the lonely life of the streets
	Mae Thong Dee	Thong Tae's mother, a trekking elephant from Chiang Mai
	Mae Toh Koh	Long legs recovers from years of abuse and finds a new home
	Mintra	A small elephant that was quickly loved by the herd
	Pha Mai (Faa Mai)	"New Sky" Female born in April 09
	Phasai (Faa Sai)	A young sick elephant from Surin
	Rara	A Krabi hotel elephant finds a new home in her youth.
	Ratee	A blind Surin elephant from a breeding program.
	Somboon	The street beggar that found a new life with our herd
	Thong Dang	An elephant show from Chiang Mai that got a problem with left leg
	Thong Tae	A young "Naught Girl" of the heard that love playing
	Tong Jan	Trekking elephant that heals at the park

In Loving Memory

Elephants have a life span similar to that of a human being. Some of them arrive in such poor condition that their time is much less than it should be. The heart break in losing a herd member is felt by all at the park and, perhaps even more so, by the grieving herd at the loss of one of their group.

Gone from the park

Some of the elephants we take care of are at our camp for periods of recuperation. The legal owners of the elephants sometimes return the elephants to their old lives. We do what we can to raise the funds to buy these elephants but the owners may choose to take them away. At the very least we have given them a welcome break with our herd.

Our Elephant Herd

Bio's and information on Elephant Nature Park's herd

In Loving Memory

Gone from the park