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Maia and Guida

Maia and Guida Vocalizing In The Habitat

March 24, 2018

Volume up for Maia and Guida vocalizing in the habitat!! The first video with our new little camera. Best feature, you can see their eyes so much more clearly, which is great to really read their emotions. The camera is zoomed all of the way in, so objects may appear…...

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Tamy at the Mendoza Zoo

Mendoza4 Rescue Series: Enclosure Issues

March 21, 2018

This beautiful boy is Tamy, one of the Mendoza4. He is a tuskless male with small eyes and ears, quiet and a little withdrawn. You can learn more about him here but for now we’re going to continue talking about the rescue of all four Mendoza Zoo elephants. Our last post…...

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Kenya at the Mendoza Zoo

Mendoza4 Rescue Series: 30-Day Quarantine

March 21, 2018

This beauty with the hay baret and one ear out is Kenya, one of the Mendoza4. In December we visited the zoo to spend some more time with them (this was our second visit) and try to come up with the steps that would need to be taken to get…...

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Ramba

Ramba: Work On Her Rescue

March 16, 2018

  It has been a while since we’ve shared a Ramba post. She continues to do well as the fall arrives, with cooler mornings and evenings, and we work on her rescue. Her process is a little different than Pelusa’s because of what each government requires. For Pelusa we’re going…...

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Pelusa at the La Plata Zoo

Pelusa Part IV: Where Does That Leave Us Now?

March 15, 2018

Pelusa Part IV: So where does that leave us now? Pelusa has found her way into many hearts- she is more stunning (inside and out) than any photo could ever show. Those of us who care for her are all still fighting to bring her to sanctuary, but that future…...

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Pelusa at the La Plata Zoo

Pelusa Part III: Her Foot And Joint Issues  

March 14, 2018

Pelusa Part III: Her Foot And Joint Issues Why foot and joint issues are still one of the leading killers of captive elephants. In our elephant careers we have unfortunately seen several elephants leave this world simply because their feet could no longer hold up the weight of such a…...

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