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.
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.
Today we celebrated the 2 year anniversary of Mother Bunma and baby Chaba to be with us in the Park ! What a joy it has been ❤️ to be graced with their presence. Noelle, your love for the Giants and your care for them has touched many lives.
Witness the transformation for yourself in the heartwarming video below. We’re delighted to see MhoJae basking in the joy of her new life in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park, surrounded by love, support, and the companionship she deserves.
This is their story told by video as compiled by Save Elephant Foundation media team who work tirelessly to capture the facts, the emotions and the release into freedom of every elephant that Save Elephant Foundation rescue.
The video speaks for itself, demonstrating clearly the preeminence of sanctuary over suffering. The body and mind heal, and the specter of the world is no longer one clouded by fear and trembling. Love prevails!
Below is a post originally posted by our founder Saengduean Lek Chailert to Save Elephant Foundation Facebook page 17 April 2019 – To all friends,
I would like to update you about Thong Ae. We finally got a positive answer from Thong Ae’s owner. We invited them to visit to observe ThongAe’s fortunate place within family, connecting with a strong bond to her nannies and others here at ENP.
After the huge logistical operation to rescue 7 elephants, Save Elephant Foundation founder Saengduean Lek Chailert said: On behalf of these 7 majestic Giants, we would like to thank the TrunksUp campaign and all those who have donated to help free these 7 elephants.
Thanks to Khun Meaw Warattada Pattarodom and her team who supported the rescue of HomNuan, retiring them from riding to a life free from work.
Thanks to all of you who support the work of Save Elephant Foundation. You are helping us to make a big change for the lives of the captive elephant.
This Flashback Friday post shows a video of how 7 elephants were rescued by Save Elephant Foundation and transported to their new homes within the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park. It was a big day for them, 7 elephants, ostensibly friends, rescued by Save Elephant Foundation, and relocated to a new home where they would never have to work again. It took some time, but it became clear that each would choose their own way and find the person whom they thought to be akin. Time and space and self-discovery prepare the way for living happily in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.
This is MuayLek, a female elephant who is only seven years old. MuayLek worked to entertain in an elephant show. She was a regular star of the camp. Her main work was to perform for tourists. She was trained to paint, to perform with a Hula Hoop, and to stand on 2 legs while dancing. MuayLek remained tethered and dealt with so much stress. All baby elephants deserve the right to play freely, but she never had that chance. Instead, MuayLek developed typical stress behaviour.
On August 10th, 2021, Bunma and her baby girl, Chaba, walked over a mountain to their freedom at Elephant Nature Park. You can read more about the heart wrenching decisions and timely actions of Save Elephant Foundation to rescue Bunma with her little baby Chaba in her life story page.
In this video, we learn from Kanyakorn Kansumaso, the previous registered owner of Sopa, that Sopha used in the logging trade by a previous owner until she was 76 year old. Khun Kanyakorn speaks about the difficulties she had caring for Sopa, who she employed for 6 years at an Elephant Riding attraction near Pattaya in South East Thailand.
Thanks to the unwavering support of Jennifer McCausland through the Centre for a Humane Economy, we now have a beautiful Elephant Rescue vehicle designed specifically for this purpose.
Today we see 20 year old Mho Jae beginning to relax in the company of SookSai, as they both care…
Taddao can be seen here walking across the Mae Taeng river in Elephant Nature Park where she has been free to road since 20215. This video captured by Darrick and he gave it a befitting title “Taddao-a kind-hearted and majestic giant”