Category: Rescue Animals
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Blind but brave, the elephant finally found peace in his new home—where kindness replaced fear, and silence embraced his soul.
Khanyisa, the orphaned albino elephant calf, has found a new home at South Africa’s HERD Sanctuary, where she receives specialized care and support. Under the guidance of Adine Roode, the baby elephant is slowly integrating into the Jabulani herd, a process filled with daily routines, love, and meticulous care. Each morning, Khanyisa eagerly awaits the…
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Chained for 35 years, the world’s loneliest elephant swayed in silence—his eyes echoing a lifetime of torment and forgotten dreams.
Kaavan the Asian elephant had inspired an international effort to have him moved from his cramped home at the Maraghazar Zoo in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad For more than 35 years all Kaavan the elephant had known were chains and ‘mental torment’. Eight years ago the bull elephant, who has spent his life at the Maraghazar…
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Limping and weary, the elephant stood still as gentle hands treated his stiff leg—kindness mending what pain had hardened.
This poor elephant has been shot for two times in his leg. First incident was happened two years ago. Which cause to cripple the leg of innocent giant. Latter was believed to happened nearly a 1 month ago. That time bullet shot was hit on the opposite side of the limp. The gunshot injured wound…
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A glowing spherical UFO appeared in his hiking selfie—days later, unmarked vehicles trailed him, and men in uniform came knocking.
Ominous images of a perfectly spherical UFO, seemingly dotted with yellow ‘landing lights,’ have left some researchers certain one is ‘the first selfie with a UFO in history.’ Taken by Brazilian UFO researcher and author Edie Meireles in 2011, the snaps show the apparent craft above a hiking trail to ‘La cascada de la purificación,’…
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Bleeding and barely standing, the elephant cried out in agony—each step from the poacher’s snare a scream etched in pain.
WARNING – DISTRESSING CONTENT: The elephant was found in Kruger National Park, South Africa, suffering from grisly leg wounds after being snared in a poacher’s trap An elephant in the Kruger National Park is rescued from a cruel cable snare(Image: Kruger National Park / @SANParksKNP) An elephant’s pain from a grisly leg wound after being…
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After 40 years of loneliness, the last elephant at the South African zoo stepped into freedom—tears trailing each heavy step.
The last elephant in South Africa’s national zoo has been released back into the wild after 40 years of captivity. The elephant, named Charlie, was captured in 1984 from Zimbabwe’s Hwange national park when he was two years old. He was taken to Boswell Wilkie Circus in South Africa and trained to perform tricks.…
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Trumpeting with urgency, the elephants rushed as one—forming a circle of love to lift the baby from the zoo’s pond.
This tiny baby elephant has learned that diving in at the deep end isn’t always the best strategy. Elephants are clearly the most devoted parents around – and proof comes from this dramatic clip showing the moment that protective instinct suddenly kicked in for two adults. Footage from Grand Park Zoo in Seoul, South…
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With gentle rumbles and tearful eyes, Madhubala touched trunks with her family—15 years of longing melting into one embrace.
Global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS successfully transferred African elephant Madhubala from the inappropriate keeping conditions at Karachi Zoo to her brand-new tailor-made enclosure at Karachi Safari Park. After more than 15 years of separation from her siblings Malika and Sonia, this day will go down as the reunion of the decade and an emotional…
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Behind every tourist ride in Thailand lies a tortured soul—elephants beaten, broken, and bled for smiles that ignore their suffering.
Horrifying photos have emerged of injured ‘entertainment’ elephants as Australian tourists travelling to Thailand are being begged not to ride the animals. Elephants in Thailand are being subjected to terrible abuse from their keepers as they are forced to perform tricks for tourists every day (pictured) Elephant keepers use bull hooks to hit the animals…
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Shivering and soaked, the exhausted baby elephant clung to life—rescued from the pit just as his strength began to fade.
After getting stuck in an abandoned water pit for hours, a weary adult Asian elephant was helped out by rescuers in southwest China, Global Times reported. Residents of the village in Yunnan created the water pit, which is nearly 2 meters deep. Those who found the elephant believed she’d been foraging for food when she…