Elephant Found Her Best Friend Now After Being Rescued For Three Years - ElephantNews #Video
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Yai Boon's life has been a difficult journey. Her last job was at an elephant camp in Pattaya. Even in her frail old age, she was required to work. Her teeth were missing, which made it challenging to obtain enough nutrients from a spartan fare. She became quite thin and weak. Yai Boon had fallen down many times, even during work.
Feeble and no longer a healthy specimen, as well as facing criticism from clients, the elephant owners no longer wanted to care for her any longer. The owner contacted Save Elephant Foundation for help to take Yai Boon to the Sanctuary at Elephant Nature Park.
Yai Boon now has a best friend named DiPor. They enjoy doing everything together, ambling about from mud pit to riverside. Yai Boon's health has improved dramatically, both physically and mentally. She presents herself as a proud and beautiful elephant again. Learn More: https://www.saveelephant.org/
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CharMaine
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She IS living her best life (finally) . . . Thank you for rescuing that poor baby. Surely the Lord will bless you for the wonderful work you do there at the Elephant Sanctuary.
