Yindee feel safe and happy amongst his nannies

Thu 09 Oct 14
Elephant Nature Park

Yindee is very happy and feel comfortable to be around with all nannies, Dokmai, Faasai and Jampaa.

Look at his smiling and see how he grows up. From the loves and care of the nannies, he will live his life in peace and joyful.

We know, how love can make us warm, we will spread our warm love to the animals all over the world.

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