Arun and Rudee savour the simple pleasures in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park

Mon 25 Sep 23
News from Elephant Nature Park

These two elderly elephant friends, Arun and Rudee, delight in sharing fresh, sweet watermelons.

These rescued souls have forged an unbreakable bond, demonstrating how love and care can heal even the deepest wounds.

Witness their incredible transformation as they radiate health, happiness and hope in their peaceful haven within the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.

Thank you for helping Save Elephant Foundation throughout 2023

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all supporters of Save Elephant Foundation, who have played a crucial role in enabling the rescue of many elephants throughout 2023, providing them a haven in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park

Sun 31 Dec 23

Let’s go eat !!

Extraordinary scenes as Lek calls to her beloved 'children' to come into the shade for a midday snack at Elephant Nature Park.

Wed 27 Dec 23

Scratching posts are very important for Elephants

Rudee, joyfully scratches against a post after returning from a refreshing bath in the river!

Sat 28 Oct 23

Elephant Friends Enjoy the swollen river at Elephant Nature Park

A tender moment between two close friends - Ponsawan and Mintra in the fast flowing river Ponsawan loves fast water. She loves the deep water, and anticipates the water level rise after every rain storm at Elephant Nature Park. Mintra is more timid, and checks with her friend if it’s ok to go swimming.

Sun 17 Sep 23

Flashback Friday 1 September 2023: WanMai’s life Before & After Rescue

Now, WanMai, MaeMai, and Sri Nuan are inseparable, with mother and nanny sharing the responsibilities of caring for the sweet but mischievous WanMai. We are so happy to have been able to rescue WanMai at such a young age (thanks to the generosity of Noelle), knowing that she will be able to thrive in her new home and never be sold away from her family into the working camps.

Fri 01 Sep 23

Fascinating Elephant Communication at Elephant Nature Park

At Elephant Nature Park, visitors can often see younger elephants being surrounded, guided, caressed and protected by other elephants. This caring behaviour of elephants being attentive to the care and well being of other elephants, especially younger elephants we call Nanny Behaviour.

Thu 31 Aug 23

Thank you Bob Barker for graciously supporting Elephant Nature Park Sanctuary and the work of Save Elephant Foundation

Thank you Bob Barker for your gracious support – His legacy of compassion lives on

Bob Barker's legacy of kindness, compassion, and dedication to animal welfare has left an indelible mark on all of us. His unwavering support for Elephant Nature Park and his contributions to rescue and care for animals, from elephants to dogs, have made a profound difference.

Sat 26 Aug 23

Elephant of the Week 21 August 2023: Khamla

Khamla is the beating heart of the largest family group at Elephant Nature Park. There are 9 elephants who foster her care and well-being, with a mother Mae Baitoey and 2 Nannies, always doting on her. She is a most fortunate young lady to have been rescued at the age of 4 and brought under the care of Save Elephant Foundation. Much has changed since her arrival in 2015 and to see her thrive inside such a wonderfully committed family group has been nothing short of inspiring.

Mon 21 Aug 23

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