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Guillermina: New Beginnings for Captive Elephants

Guillermina: New Beginnings for Captive Elephants

186.8K views11 months ago

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Improving the Lives of Captive Elephants; It's Up to All of Us.

Improving the Lives of Captive Elephants; It's Up to All of Us.

2.9K viewsMay 11, 2022

TEDChrissy Pratt

Everybody comes together to make this happen — advocates, followers, team members, and caregivers. Thank you to all of our new followers who joined this week. Consider yourself a part of the team! We are a small nonprofit with big goals — to end the mistreatment of captive elephants globally. Our followers are like one big family, and we pride ourselves in offering the highest level of transparency, with daily updates on what’s happening. We have other elephants that are in the process of being

Everybody comes together to make this happen — advocates, followers, team members, and caregivers. Thank you to all of our new followers who joined this week. Consider yourself a part of the team! We are a small nonprofit with big goals — to end the mistreatment of captive elephants globally. Our followers are like one big family, and we pride ourselves in offering the highest level of transparency, with daily updates on what’s happening. We have other elephants that are in the process of being

60.1K viewsApr 30, 2024

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At Elephant Nature Park, rescue is just the beginning. Once elephants complete their quarantine, our mission is to help them rediscover what it means to be part of a family to return to a herd. Elephants are deeply social beings, naturally bonded to their herd. Yet most captive elephants live in isolation, controlled by humans, deprived of companionship, and forced to work until their final days. Many mothers are separated from their calves, and most never feel the love of a herd again. But at E

At Elephant Nature Park, rescue is just the beginning. Once elephants complete their quarantine, our mission is to help them rediscover what it means to be part of a family to return to a herd. Elephants are deeply social beings, naturally bonded to their herd. Yet most captive elephants live in isolation, controlled by humans, deprived of companionship, and forced to work until their final days. Many mothers are separated from their calves, and most never feel the love of a herd again. But at E

165.5K views8 months ago

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We can only imagine how trapped a captive elephant must feel when they’re stuck in a small enclosure, knowing they don’t have the resources to care for their own needs. They can’t roam and take care of their physical necessities, but they also may not have the ability to properly address their emotional wellbeing. Many elephants seem to close themselves off inside, almost pushing down the idea of what it means at their core to be an elephant. For years, Rana was kept at a zoo hotel as an attract

We can only imagine how trapped a captive elephant must feel when they’re stuck in a small enclosure, knowing they don’t have the resources to care for their own needs. They can’t roam and take care of their physical necessities, but they also may not have the ability to properly address their emotional wellbeing. Many elephants seem to close themselves off inside, almost pushing down the idea of what it means at their core to be an elephant. For years, Rana was kept at a zoo hotel as an attract

10.4K views4 months ago

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Watch the heart-warming rescue of a baby elephant that was trapped in a man-made watering hole. | National Geographic

Watch the heart-warming rescue of a baby elephant that was trapped in a man-made watering hole. | National Geographic

2.1M viewsJan 5, 2017

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We can only imagine how trapped a captive elephant must feel when they’re stuck in a small enclosure, knowing they don’t have the resources to care for their own needs. They can’t roam and take care of their physical necessities, but they also may not have the ability to properly address their emotional wellbeing. Many elephants seem to close themselves off inside, almost pushing down the idea of what it means at their core to be an elephant. For years, Rana was kept at a zoo hotel as an attract

15.6K views4 months ago

FacebookGlobal Sanctuary for Elephants

Why elephants kept in captivity suffer from sore feet

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Every day, over 60 rescued elephants call our sanctuary their safe haven - a place where love, care, and hope replace the pain of their past. Many of them were abandoned, neglected, or left behind with nowhere else to go. Here, they've finally found safety... but their future depends on you, We're asking for just a few seconds of your time to pause, to care, to share, or to give. Every moment you spend helping us makes a real difference. Whether it's spreading the word, donating, or simply stayi

54.2K views5 months ago

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Watch as rescued elephants Jaya and Prabha demonstrate the profound social bonding that captivity had stolen from them for years. This isn't just bath time - it's emotional healing in action at Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre - WRRC 's Elephant Care Facility. Elephants are among nature's most social animals, forming complex relationships that last entire lifetimes. In the wild, bathing together strengthens family bonds through gentle touching, playful splashing, and mutual grooming tha

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Elephants in captivity stand chained for hours, denied water beyond scheduled baths, their natural behaviours suppressed. Their bodies are built for constant movement, for browsing up to 16 hours daily, for social bonds and autonomy. Captivity reduces all of that to standing in one spot, waiting for the next command. Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre - WRRC's Elephant Care Facility offers rescued elephants something different. With the help of Help Animals India, elephants at ECF have sp

4K views5 months ago

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“A Giant’s Fight for Life 🐘💔Elephant Rescue Story 🐘💔➡️❤️

19.1K views1 month ago

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Elephant freed after 85 years in chains

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The Elephant Sanctuary | Ned's Arrival

571.7K viewsNov 12, 2008

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Baby elephants rescued from mud

4.1M viewsAug 26, 2020

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Elephant calf river rescue © Sandy Gelderman

5.9M viewsMay 7, 2014

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Home & Herd | The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee

195.9K viewsMay 3, 2017

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Baby elephant stuck in irrigation channel rescued in Hwange National Park - Full version

1.1M viewsOct 17, 2015

YouTubeMathieu Bourgarel

Caring for Baby Refugee Elephants (2010)

124.1K viewsJul 18, 2016

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Cute Baby Elephant Orphans Raised By British Students

1.6M viewsJul 23, 2013

Orphaned baby elephant Kindani's rescue and recovery | Sheldrick Trust

72K viewsOct 30, 2020

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LIVE: Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee | The Dodo LIVE

20K viewsJun 27, 2017

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Captive elephants in Thailand’s animal tourism industry remain exploited

11.2K viewsDec 23, 2019

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Orphaned baby elephant Mukkoka is rescued | Sheldrick Trust

65.4K viewsNov 2, 2018

YouTubeSheldrick Trust

Rescued Baby Elephant Falls In Love With A Man - ElephantNews

3.7M viewsMay 14, 2016

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Rescue of orphaned elephant Kinyei | Sheldrick Trust

114.7K viewsNov 26, 2020

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Rescue of orphaned elephant Lemeki | Sheldrick Trust

49.3K viewsMay 4, 2021

YouTubeSheldrick Trust

Rescue of orphaned baby elephant Ajabu | Sheldrick Trust

81.2K viewsApr 12, 2013

YouTubeSheldrick Trust

AMAZING! Elephants RUSH to the Water and PROTECT BABY

1.2M viewsFeb 22, 2019

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