How the rescued elephant enjoy life in Elephant Nature Park
Mae Kheow Former Trekking Elephant Has The Sweetest Reaction To Their New Friend. Mae Kheow endured many years as a…
KhunDej, victim of a snare in the Wild, now knows a place of peace
KhunDej is a young male elephant, born in central Thailand around 2010. He was rescued to Elephant Nature Park in 2014 where he immediately started treatment for a serious injury to his leg.
Welcome Grandma Sopa the elephant to The Elephant Nature Park
We’re taking Grandma Sopa home. Another life retired from a life of onerous work. For nearly seven decades, Grandma Sopa has worked to serve humans. Sopa’s life path is not so different from other old elephants who have worked hard in various occupations.
Welcome to our new members, mother MohLoh and her baby girl, LekLek.
Years before the COVID-19 crisis, MohLoh worked at the logging camp and later worked to service rides for tourists. During COVID, the owner brought MohLoh back to the home village as there was no work to be had. The family was supported under the Foster Parent of the Gentle Giant Stay Home project. During their stay in the village, MohLoh gave birth to a little girl.
When the chains came off Bunma – A celebration of Freedom
A year ago this week, mother Bunma along with her tiny baby Chaba were rescued by Save Elephant Foundation and freed from captivity to spend the rest of their lives in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.
This video reflects back on the awful circumstances of their life before their rescue and their subsequent journey to freedom and new found health and happiness at the park.
YaiBoon’s story, her life before and after rescued.
When we first met YaiBoon, she was about 70 years old . We could not move her from her previous…
YaiBoon’s rescue story
Often we will say that we cannot accept any more animals at ENP, whether small or large, due to the…
Kamun’s new life at Elephant Nature Park.
Kamu is about forty years old. She was a logging elephant for many years and then moved to the riding…
Save Elephant Foundation rescue of Chu Jai
Chu Jai worked as a trekking elephant all of her life, even with a hip injury which affects her walk. We have taken her away from all of that. It took 19 hours on a truck to finally be free. A harmful past is now behind her. Thanks to the team who brought her to us safely, and especially to those who provided the funds sufficient to give Chu Jai a new life at Elephant Nature Park.
Update of Raya our recent rescued elephant.
Raya came from the south of Thailand, she arrived Elephant Nature Park on 24 December 2021. After almost 2 weeks…
Raya rescue story.
Lek Chailert, our founder learned about an elephant in her thirties with a broken leg who was continuing to being…
Welcome Kamun, our new rescue elephant to Elephant Nature Park.
Another elephant is delivered from harm. Her life will know recovery with each new day. Kamu is about forty years…
Bunma is finally able to provide milk for her baby Chaba
With love, food supplements, delicious veggies and fruits, mama BunMa finally has a milk for nursing her baby Chaba after only one day of their arrival.
Both of them are more relaxed and learning about the beautiful life they are starting at Elephant Nature Park. We hope the mother will build her weight soon, so their health conditions will improve.
Rescued Elephants Bunma and Baby Chaba enjoy Mothers Day Cake
On August 12th, 2021 (which is Thai Mother’s day and World Elephant Day), the mother and baby enjoyed their first…
Emergency Rescue Bunma and Baby Chaba are on their way to Elephant Nature Park
Gratefully, with the kind support from Noelle Weiss, we are able to rescue baby Cha Ba and her mother, Bunma to live with freedom at Elephant Nature Park. Our team made the rescue plan as fast as possible to prepare the night shelter for baby and mother. We asked Mae Sri to share her space with Mae Mai (new) so then we could have the night shelter available for baby Chaba and her mother.