Author: Hei
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Un perro sin hogar espera pacientemente todos los días en el mismo lugar, anhelando ser rescatado y un nuevo comienzo.
Una organización de rescate de mascotas llamada Howl Of A Dog se encontró con un perro callejero en un pueblo de Rumania cuando fueron a buscarlo para esterilizarlo. Inmediatamente notaron que el perro joven tenía una cicatriz en la nariz. Según Howl Of A Dog, la quemadura en el hocico era consecuencia de una cruel…
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With eyes full of hope, injured elephants walk again—each step a miracle made possible by the kindness of the ‘Jungle Doctor.’
Australian veterinarian Dr. Chloe Buiting is beloved on social media for her work with elephant amputees caused by land mines. @jungle_doctor/Instagram Here’s an elephant with a little more pep in his step. Australian veterinarian Dr. Chloe Buiting, aka the Jungle Doctor, is cherished among animal lovers on social media for her work with elephant amputees,…
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Wounded by traps and bullets, the Thai baby elephant whimpered—until gentle hands brought life-saving care and a chance to heal.
The three-month-old wild elephant found in Chanthaburi late last month with severe leg injuries is showing positive signs of recovery, a veterinarian said on Saturday. “Fah Sai”, formerly known as “Kwak Rak”, was found with eight horrific gunshot wounds on her front left thigh and an almost torn off right ankle from a…
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Shot in the leg and crying in pain, the baby elephant found hope in the gentle hands of kind-hearted men.
In the remote outskirts of a wildlife reserve, a baby elephant collapsed to the ground, trembling and unable to walk—his leg shattered by a cruel bullet. Alone and in agony, he cried out, his tiny trumpet echoing through the trees like a desperate plea for mercy. But mercy came. A group of wildlife rescuers, tipped…
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Un perro “feo” que nadie quiere es rescatado del refugio, pero aún necesita un hogar
Los refugios de animales están llenos de mascotas que lo merecen, cada una esperando la oportunidad de ser amada y recibida en un hogar definitivo. Con tantos animales necesitados, puede ser abrumador encontrarles espacio, cuidados y familias, pero ese objetivo sigue siendo la esencia de cada misión de rescate. Uno de esos perros, llamado Mr.…
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Once comatose in a tiny cage, the rescued calf now stands proud—15 years later, cradling her own newborn in love.
When rescuers found a 2-month-old baby elephant, barely alive and “lying comatose in a small cage,” they had no idea that, 15 years later, they’d be celebrating the birth of her own baby. Thoma was rescued in Central Kenya in 2001, after the forest where she and her herd had been living was pretty much…
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Blind and weary, the senior elephant lifted her trunk in joy—finally rescued, finally safe, finally touched by kindness at last.
After working for pretty much her entire life, a roughly 50-year-old elephant had no reason to believe anything would change. Gaew Ta, also known as Darling, worked in the logging industry in southern Thailand before retiring to do more work: giving rides to tourists in Phuket. Slowly, over the years, Darling went totally blind. So…
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The baby elephant nudged her still body, eyes wide with confusion—waiting, pleading, not understanding why his world had gone silent.
After an elephant family fell into a 14-foot deep construction pit in India, the 3-month-old calf couldn’t understand why his mom wouldn’t wake up, even though he kept nudging her with his little trunk. By the time rescuers arrived to take him away, his mother was unconscious. Even though they tried to revive her, she…
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Trapped together in thick mud, the elephant family huddled close—eyes wide with fear, hearts clinging to hope and each other.
A crater left by a U.S. bomb during the Vietnam War, decades ago in Cambodia, nearly claimed the lives of a whole family of elephants this week. The crater – which has recently been used to store water by local farmers – lies in Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary. When farmers discovered 11 elephants stuck in…
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People refused to give up, working tirelessly as the giant elephant lay trapped in mud—hope flickering in his weary eyes.
The 40-year-old elephant had gotten stuck in some mud — and no matter how hard he tried, he couldn’t get himself out. “Elephants of all ages will bathe in mud to coat their skin to protect it against the sun and as a form of insect repellent,” Rob Brandford, executive director of the David Sheldrick Wildlife…