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Credit © 🎬 ✅ @saveelephantfoundation ✒ Listen to the beautiful conversation between the herds from our saddle off projects Karen Elephant Experience and Karen Elephant Habitat when they meet in the forest! Sound on 🔊 #SaveElephantFoundation #ElephantNaturePark #TrunksUp #ElephantRescue #ChiangMai #Elephant #Herd #BeKindToElephants https://www.instagram.com/p/CAiVhaOA1qo/?igshid=v7g4dcv3y997
If you've been to Thailand in the summer you know it gets HOT 🥵 Thankfully these two have a river close by to swim in! - #elepants #elephants #SaveElephantFoundation #animals #summer (at Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/B04AMCWAn3H/?igshid=16c8ue046y95f
“In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” Credit © 🎞 ✅ @sebastianchlodnicki ⏩ @samuielephantsanctuary #SamuiElephantSanctuary #SaveElephantFoundation #StaySafe #StayConnected #Elephants #TrunksUp #ElephantSanctuary #AnimalSanctuary #AsianElephant #ElephantRescue #KohSamui #AmazingThailand #Thai #SaveElephants #KoSamui #COVID19 #CoronaVirus #HelpElephants #LostInThailand #BeKindToElephants (at Ko Samui - Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAnr8-2hFeN/?igshid=1j5w0elck4dko
Credit © 🎬 🖋 ✅ @samuielephantsanctuary Kham Noi is loving her new freedom life. She loves to roam freely around her sanctuary home, stopping briefly to cover her body in the natural mud pool, before going back to forage for food in her lush forest home. The true sanctuary life ❤️ #SamuiElephantSanctuary #SaveElephantFoundation #ElephantNaturePark #ElephantSanctuary #KoSamui #ElephantRescue #AsianElephant #AmazingThailand #BeKindToElephants #EthicalTourism #ResponsibleTourism #Thailand #Thai #Follow #ResponsibleTravel #Education #Vegan #Love #ElephantLove #KohSamui #AnimalSanctuary #ForTheAnimals (at Samui Elephant Sanctuary) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8eyixVhwSI/?igshid=x1kcl1756pmx
Mom look! 🐘 • • • • • • #Repost @saveelephantfoundation • • • • • • Happy National Thai Elephant Day! Although everyday is Thai Elephant Day at Save Elephant Foundation we use this annual celebration of Thailand’s National symbol as a way to reflect. We celebrate progress but more importantly we focus on our continual work to save and protect this keystone species. YOU have the power to support the movement towards ethical elephant tourism. Education will be the key to protecting the species, help us by educating your friends & family to travel with care and compassion. Elephants are here with us, not for us. Be part of the solution! #SaveElephantFoundation #NationalThaiElephantDay #BeKindToElephants #ThaiElephantDay #CoExist #ElephantSanctuary #ChiangMai #ElephantRescue #AsianElephant #SaddleOff #AsianElephantProjects #BeKindToElephants #EthicalTourism #ResponsibleTourism #NotEntertainers #Thailand #Thai #JoinTheHerd #ResponsibleTravel #Education #Vegan #Family #Love #ElephantLove #Follow #ElephantsAreLikeUs https://www.instagram.com/p/BvXnTOAnmir/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12gtbpifi4eiy
Therapy bath time for the Elephants at the Elephant Nature Park! 🐘⛲💧 - #SaveElephantFoundation #ElephantWellness #ElephantSanctuary #ChiangMai #ElephantRescue#AsianElephant #SaddleOff #AsianElephantProjects#BeKindToElephants #EthicalTourism#ResponsibleTourism #NotEntertainers #Thailand#Thai #JoinTheHerd #ResponsibleTravel #Education #Family #ElephantLove (at Chiang Mai, Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuFFA5on3eb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1cvhfloccjup7
#Repost @lek_chailert @download.ins --- We are taking RaYa home. Someone asked me why I traveled together with the elephant on the truck each time an elephant is rescued. Depending on the location, sometimes the transport will take many long hours to arrive at ENP. It can be a tiring journey, to be sure. To answer this is clear. The transport can be stressful for the Elephant. All the elephants we have rescued have health and mental problems. We accompany them to reassure them of our goodwill. It is important to observe them, and to be present should any matter arise. We talk to them, and provide food if they will eat, or water, or to cool them down or to warm them up. It is a new beginning for them, and the healing process commences the moment that they step onto the truck. We also begin to learn somewhat of their personality, and are able to respond to their needs. To travel for long hours is onerous on anyone, and to be a sick or old or injured animal can be a challenge. One of our medical team will always be present. Others are present to comfort them should they panic, especially when the truck first moves without their previous mahout. They may be confused or fearful, having been on trucks many times in their life, and often that holds no fond memory. We are present to help the elephants be less anxious while on the road. Another person commented that I'm already sixty, and asked whether I get tired when I'm on the truck with an elephant. To that I say, many grandmother elephants are much older than me, and if they can endure the travel, then surely I can too. It is a privilege and joy to provide for this beautiful creature. In spite of illness and injury and heartache, their bravery inspires me. I will never give up on them. In life, we will travel together. To grow old caring for them is an untold wealth in living. Again , thanks to all who help to save beautiful RaYa. Thank you TrunksUp. #trunksupofficial #saveelephantfoundation #elephantnaturepark #elephantsemporium #rescue https://www.instagram.com/p/CXzy3YFpNVz/?utm_medium=tumblr
#Repost from our Totally Awesome Conservationist friends at. @lek_chailert @download.ins --- On April 22nd of this year, I posted about this elephant who was working, pulling logs from the forest along the Laos-Thai border. Today I received the sad news that this elephant is dead, and that 2 other elephants working in the area died within a week. Death due to unknown cause are their epitaphs. Their passing is a heartbreaking story, and an unworthy memorial. Does it not matter under what conditions they departed from us ? Is it not likely that these are the cause of early demise? Should we not ask how well were they cared for by their owners ? Did they die knowing the hand of kindness, care and respect, or just the opposite ? Elephants are large animals, but their minds are sensitive and gentle. For survival, they require adequate food and clean water. To live above that meanness, surely care during illness, and living free from fear and harm, are simple guides governing Respect toward this magnificent mammal. We are guilty of considering animals and the natural world as mere commodities. And look where that has led us. Our world is in the throes of a grave crisis. And the elephant stands on the edge of extinction. It is time for us to come back Home. It is time to be responsible Stewards of a trust once given to us. For the Elephant, if we are to protect them from ourselves, we must pay attention to their lives, with respect for their rights. No elephant deserves to die because of a lack of care. Their lives are in our hand, and each life is so precious. #saveelephantfoundation #savetheelephants #elephantnaturepark #bekindtoanimals #bekindtoelephants #vegancommunity #govegan #veganlife #elephant https://www.instagram.com/p/CVDOtYrgOvr/?utm_medium=tumblr
