Tangmo is getting annoyed with the neighbors cows on her turf

Wed 12 Jul 23
News from Elephant Nature Park

Tangmo is getting annoyed with the neighbors cows on her turf, as if to say,

“seems like every day there are more and more of them !”

Rumroi backs her up, and then also HomNuan, Aungkham, and Rattanakham. Good friends stick together.

TangMo

AuengKham’s Life Before and After Rescue

No one can imagine the hardship that they have had to endure – to be taken from their mothers at a tender age and made to work and perform meaningless activities. AuengKham and HomNuan are in generous spirits now, gauging by how warmly they befriended RattanaKham on the night of her arrival.

Fri 17 Nov 23

Elephants Celebrating Freedom in the River at Elephant Nature Park

Witness this beautiful moment where two friends, TangMo and Rumroi, relish a refreshing bath in the river, happily slapping the water with their trunks. Watch till the end, and you'll see the pure joy elephants experience at Elephant Nature Park.

Mon 23 Oct 23

Flashback Friday 20 October 2023 – Rattanakham

Rattana Kham loves to play in the river, take mud baths, and communicate with her friends. She is quite possessive about her food, so her friends leave her to eat alone. Her days of turmoil and sadness are over. Discovering her true elephant nature among friends is her new life journey.

Fri 20 Oct 23

We can learn so much from elephants

Today, as RattanaKham, AuengKham, and HomNuan finished their bath in the river, they started to walk back. However, RattanaKham and AuengKham quickly realized their friend wasn't with them. They stopped in their tracks, emitting low rumbles and trumpets to HomNuan, who promptly responded to their calls and rushed to her friends' calls.

Sat 30 Sep 23

Flashback Friday 4 August 2023: TangMo

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!

Fri 04 Aug 23

Elephants enjoy day trips at Elephant Nature Park – They cross the river !

Elephants at Elephant Nature Park are free to roam the valley and mountains around the huge park area. But what happens when a herd of cows stands in the way a an elephant day trip across the river? Normally, they will coexist peacefully, but today the herd of cows blocks their path to the forest. In this delicate situation, let's see what they will do.

Sat 08 Jul 23

Flashback Friday - 7 elephants rescued by save elephant foundation - first day of freedom at elephant nature park

Flask Back Friday 2 – Save Elephant Foundation Rescue 7 Elephants – Sanctuary at Elephant Nature Park

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.

Fri 07 Jul 23

Flashback Friday - 7 elephants rescued by save elephant foundation - the journey to elephant nature park

Flashback Friday – Save Elephant Foundation Rescue 7 Elephants – The Journey

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.

Fri 07 Jul 23

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