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Little tapir Arya in her pond

Little Tapir Arya And Her Next Step Of Release

February 4, 2018

Our strong little girl Arya has fought some tough battles since she first arrived here, but after a couple of months of stellar health and body condition, she is ready for her next step of release. Arya was brought to GSE for rehabilitation and release and was supposed to be…...

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Ramba drinking water from a hose

An Update on Ramba From Her Caregiver Carolina

February 3, 2018

With all of the drone and pond fun going on lately, we haven’t done a Ramba update in a bit. Here is our report from Carolina yesterday. “Welcome February! ! Today was a very very hot day, sometimes we feel a bit exhausted but nothing that a good bath can…...

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The new sanctuary drone

Meet Wall-E; Our New Drone

January 30, 2018

We would like to introduce you to Wall-E, he is our new drone. He was a gift from a loving supporter. The drone is great for security, and of course it allows us to get footage of the girls from different vantage points without driving out and disturbing them. It…...

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Maia and Guida at the pond

Happy Pondside Morning

January 25, 2018

Turn up the volume!! Maia apparently raced out to the pond after breakfast this morning and beat us all there. When Guida caught up there was a little mini party. This is something we’ve seen in other elephants, even if they were just together a few minutes ago, it’s a…...

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Ramba alone and waiting in Chile for sanctuary

Ramba: Alone And Waiting For Sanctuary

January 24, 2018

This is Ramba, she’s patient, gentle and easy as can be, but she is alone and still waiting for sanctuary. For those who don’t know her yet, she is an ex-cricus elephant who was confiscated about 6 years ago after a life of performance and abuse. She was initially supposed…...

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Maia and Guida

Fence Talk

January 19, 2018

This photo is one of those beautiful shots that wouldn’t always be used- why? Simply because there is a fence in the background. Some would like to believe that sanctuary is about giving elephants land and setting them ‘free’. The amusing part of that theory is that zoos see it as…...

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