Category: Rescue Animals
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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…
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Baby Elephant Forms Unbreakable Bond With Loving Nanny After Being Rescued From Heartbreaking Conditions
In a story that’s touching hearts around the world, a baby elephant rescued from horrifying conditions has found more than just safety—she’s discovered unconditional love. The tiny calf, rescued alongside her mother from a cruel facility where they endured starvation and abuse, arrived at a wildlife sanctuary barely clinging to hope. Frail, nervous, and wary…
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Trapped in a pit, the elephants stretch their trunks skyward—eyes pleading, hearts aching for a freedom they’ve never truly known.
A video clip just over a minute long captures the chilling reality of keeping emotional, curious and social animals like elephants in zoos. Guillermina and Pocha, a mother and daughter at the Mendoza Zoological Park in Argentina, are shown reaching their trunks up as far as they can out of the concrete pit where they…
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After decades in chains, the exhausted circus elephant stepped onto grass—her eyes wide, her soul stirring at the scent of freedom.
Nosey just went to a sanctuary — and people are fighting to make sure she can stay there. Nosey, an elderly and arthritic elephant, was being carted through Alabama as part of a traveling circus act when something amazing happened. Nosey was shipped to the U.S. from the plains of Africa in the early 1980s…
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As waters raged, strangers leapt into the flood—risking everything to cradle a tiny elephant’s life before it slipped away.
Guests and staff at a vacation spot in Kenya acted fast when they spotted a baby elephant being swept away in a flooding river — and it meant the difference between life and death for the little animal. A bystander managed to catch the moment on camera. A group of staffers can be seen swimming…
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Confused and grieving, the angry mother elephant was chained—no one saw her pain, only her fury born from heartbreak.
A 23-year-old elephant named Thong Phoon has spent most of her life being forced to give rides to tourists at trekking camps in Thailand, in Thailand, which requires a particularly brutal training called a “crush” that starts at a very young age. Thong Phoon has given birth to two calves, both of whom were taken away…
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For 29 lonely years, she’s stood in a concrete cell—her eyes dim, her spirit fading without touch, without family.
Spending most of her days in a concrete cell behind steel bars, Sunny is constantly rubbing her trunk along the walls of her enclosure out of boredom. Years of scratch marks riddle each of the barren walls. It has a chilling resemblance to a prison cell. “She stands on concrete for prolonged periods, which is…
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Huddled in grief, the circus elephants gently touched trunks—mourning their lost friend, finding comfort in each other’s silent sorrow.
On Monday, a semitruck carrying five elephants, held captive by a European circus company, overturned along a highway in Spain. One animal was killed in the horrific accident, while four remaining survivors were left injured and disoriented as traffic backed up around them. Photos of the aftermath, which shut down the road for more than…
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Torn from her mother, the baby elephant cries endlessly—each tear a plea for love in a world that only chains.
In the wild, she would be surrounded by her loving family and roaming miles together each day, but instead she is on her own and being brutally trained to prepare her to perform at circuses. Recent video taken by undercover agents with Wildlife SOS shows the young elephant writhing in her pen while continuously bobbing…