Category: Rescue Animals
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After 20 years of torture and broken legs, the rescued elephant took its first free step—shaking, but finally free.
In an inspiring story that has captivated the world, a disabled elephant was finally fгeed from two decades of аЬᴜѕe, marking a ѕіɡпіfісапt turning point in its journey toward a life without ѕᴜffeгіпɡ. Chained and made to perform unnatural tasks, the elephant’s once ѕtгoпɡ spirit gradually weаkeпed, leaving it with both physical іпjᴜгіeѕ and emotional…
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The baby elephant cried through the night, missing his mom, comforted only by kind strangers in blue shirts.
Orphaned baby elephants are being raised by caretakers who spend all day and night with them helping them grow strong. They are from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT) and they even sleep close by to the elephants so they can wake in the night to feed them. A keeper was speaking to The Dodo, he says…
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Trembling and alone, the starving baby elephant collapsed—until gentle voices whispered, “You can do it, stay with us.”
This is not about keeping this baby elephant captive, and it’s about keeping them safe and taking care of this baby elephant until it recovers from the current state and its relevant herd is found. These baby elephants cannot rejoin any other herds it is an outsider to. In Sri Lanka, so many baby elephants…
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How could anyone let this happen? The elephant, starving and sore-ridden, fights to live while humanity looked away.
The fifty-year-old male jumbo named Khun Pan had been working at the Chang Siam Park in Chonburi, eastern Thailand, giving rides to tourists until the Covid-19 pandemic hit the industry, with holidaymakers banned from visiting. Tragically, the elephant was left to starve – becoming so thin that his bones were protruding from his skin. Khun…
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Trembling and slipping, the pink baby elephant found strength in her mother’s voice, love pulling her from despair.
When venturing out to observe animals, like Victoria Craddock does, you never know what you’ll discover. On this particular day, she was hoping to find some elephants along the Sand River in South Africa. Luckily, it didn’t take much searching to find a whole herd of them out in the river — but one in…
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With trembling steps and tearful eyes, the elephant embraced the man who once gave her hope and home.
Sunyei is a brave elephant who was rescued in the middle of the African nature when she was only about a week old. Unfortunately, she was orphaned after being separated from her mother. Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is one of the pioneering organizations in the conservation of wildlife and natural habitats in East Africa, they took…
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Her tiny body trembled beside her fallen mother, as rescuers gently urged her to stand and survive the unbearable loss. They do everything to…
New Delhi — Doctors at India’s first-ever elephant hospital are using every method at their disposal, from laser stimulation to ayurvedic massage and physiotherapy, to try to get a baby elephant back on her feet after she was struck by a train. It has been an uphill battle so far, and far from being a rare…
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Torn from his mother and bleeding, the baby elephant cried softly as rescuers raced to save his fragile, innocent life.
Thai veterinarian Dr. Padet Siridumrong gives medical treatment to a three-month-old injured baby elephant, rescued after being caught in a hunter’s trap and suffering from gunshot wounds, at the Nong Nooch A three-month-old baby elephant was recovering in Thailand on Thursday following lifesaving treatment after being shot several times and caught in a hunter’s trap.…
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Tears welled as the village pulled together, lifting the frightened elephant from the well with hands full of hope and love.
An elephant was saved from nearly dying of dehydration after it got stuck in a muddy well in Isiolo, Kenya overnight. It took a team four hours to free the terrified mammal who was then given 100 litres of water. An elephant was saved from nearly dying of dehydration after it got stuck in a muddy…
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“We never understand What he suffered” – After 40 years of sorrow, Charlie walks free—haunted by memories of lost friends and a calf he could never save.
THE world’s unhappiest elephant who was cruelly captured as a baby to perform circus tricks 40 years ago has finally been set free. Charlie was caught in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park in 1984 and became sad when he watched his own calf and friends die in a South African zoo. Charlie at the National Zoological…