Rescued Elephant Jaidee has settled into the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park

Sat 04 Apr 15
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Jaidee is a 68 year old female elephant, rescued from Koh Phanga.

She had been owned by a resort that has now closed down their elephant camp, as a result of the new Animal Protection Law, enacted in December 2014.

She used to work in illegal logging industry and trekking camp for most of her life.

Jaidee was brought to Elephant Nature Park on 25th January 2015, she was thin and exhausted but lucky to have no broken bones.

Thanks to funds donated by Adam Flinn in honor of his mother Mrs.Katherine Flinn, Jaidee could have a chance to live the rest of her life with freedom and joy in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.

Look at her now, she has gained her weight and full of vitality.

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