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Aura |
An infant arrives shortly after her birth to a
life of freedom |
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Boon Khum |
The tusker whose pride and joy almost
cost him his life |
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Dork Nguan |
The silver flower whose life of tricks ends in
retirement at the park |
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Hope |
The orphan who found a friend and,
finally, sanctuary |
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Jokia |
The blind elephant that has finally
found a place to live a natural life |
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Jungle Boy |
Born in the jungle but having to go
back to work |
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Khum Min |
Back problems from years of trekking brought him to our park |
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Liberty |
Born at Elephant Haven and named by internet site
visitors. |
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Lilly |
Logging elephant cured with love and
care |
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Malai Tong |
A landmine victim comes to the park |
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Mae Bia |
Retirement never seemed so sweet |
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Mae Boon |
Gives birth, is rescued and
reunited with old friends |
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Mae Boon Ma |
The almost White Elephant spared from logging and
trekking |
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Mae Bua Tong |
Loving mother finally gets a chance to
live a natural life |
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Mae Dta Keow |
Recovering from a life of abuse |
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Mae Elu |
The park's auntie elephant that adores
the calves of our herd |
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Mae Kaew |
The petite trekking elephant we call
mini me |
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Mae Kham Sai |
The purple elephant |
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Mae Mai |
Trekking the hills of Pai cause severe health
problems |
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Mae Perm |
The grand mother ambassador and gentlest elephant
on earth |
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Mae Toh Koh |
Long legs recovers from years of abuse and finds a
new home |
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Medo |
Working female close to death when
rescued by our park |
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Maximus |
On of Thailands tallest bull elephants |
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Phu Pa |
The amorous young male that doesn't always succeed
with the ladies |
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Pooky |
The young stud |
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Sao Yai |
The caring mother of Liberty |
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Somboon |
The street beggar that found a new life with our
herd |
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Sri Nuan |
Suring elephant that lost a calf |
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Thai |
Another rescue from the lonely life of the streets |
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Tong Jan |
Trekking elephant that heals at the
park |
