Category: Rescue Animals
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After years of silent suffering, the elephant was finally freed from the snare—her leg scarred, but her spirit unbroken.
A wild bull elephant – who had been suffering for at least two years with a terrible leg injury due to a snare – was recently saved by an intrepid group of veterinarians and conservationists in Zimbabwe. “He’s been seen each lunchtime in the company of another three bulls for the last two days,”…
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Eerie UFO-like footage captures the U.S. Marines’ advanced jet performing a vertical night landing—sparking theories of alien tech integration.
With a globe of light illuminating each wingtip, and a fierce tongue of fire spouting from beneath, this hovering aircraft has been compared to an extraterrestrial visitor. It is the latest test of the high-tech warplane that the U.S. and its allies are funding to maintain the West’s aerial dominance far into the 21st…
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“Our hearts are broken”—the Pittsburgh Zoo euthanized a premature baby elephant, rejected by her mother and too fragile to survive alone.
‘Our hearts are broken, it’s just devastating, said Dr. Barbara Baker, President & CEO of the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. ‘She touched so many people in such a short time. We did everything we possibly could to care for her, but unfortunately in the end, it just wasn’t enough.’ A baby elephant at the…
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A dying elephant cried out in agony—until a ranger knelt beside her, held her trunk, and refused to let her die alone.
A Dying Elephant Cries for Help — What This Ranger Did Next Shocked Everyone In the heart of a scorched savannah, a haunting cry echoed through the stillness. A dying elephant, weak and alone, lay collapsed near a dried-up waterhole—her sunken eyes pleading, her trunk barely moving. Her body bore the scars of a long,…
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Limping in agony through Zimbabwe’s bush, the mother elephant’s festering wound told a silent story—of pain, survival, and stolen peace.
A quick-thinking wildlife rescue team have saved an elephant’s life after it was spotted with a hunter’s snare attached to its leg. The elephant, known as Martha, was seen with the looped piece of wire tightly cutting into her leg as she wandered the plains of Zimbabwe with her calf. Catherine Norton (centre) was part…
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The orphaned albino elephant, scarred by a poacher’s snare, now heals slowly—each step a painful echo of her stolen childhood.
Khanysia did not see the trap set by a poacher in South Africa’s Kruger National Park. She dove headfirst into the sharp wire snare, which cut her mouth, face and underneath her ear and chin. It was days before the four-month-old albino elephant was found badly dehydrated but alive, and taken to the Hoedspruit Elephant…
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The three-legged elephant leans lovingly on his human best friend, proving that true friendship heals wounds even time cannot touch.
In a remote wildlife sanctuary, a remarkable bond blossomed between a rescued three-legged elephant named Chaba and his devoted human caretaker, Arun. Chaba lost his leg to a poacher’s trap as a baby. Orphaned, frightened, and in pain, he was brought to the sanctuary where his recovery seemed uncertain—until Arun sat beside him every day,…
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Trapped in a muddy lagoon, the baby elephant and her mother refused to part—fighting together until rescuers pulled them free.
Trapped in the mud and sinking fast, this pair of elephants seemed doomed. The mother had gone to the rescue of her baby, but had got stuck herself – leaving the rest of the herd understandably wary of trying to save them. The family herd desperately tries to help the stricken mother and calf as…
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Tarra the elephant and Bella the dog shared naps, walks, and hearts—proving true friendship knows no size or species.
During this holiday season, I want to help promote the message of goodwill and kindness to others by putting a spotlight on the remarkable friendship of Tarra and Bella, the elephant and dog who became best friends. Tarra was an ex-circus elephant and Bella was a stray dog. They met at the Elephant Sanctuary…
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Trapped in a deep mud pit, the entire elephant family held each other close—refusing to give up until help arrived.
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…