We’re taking a little break from the behavioral posts of the past week, but wanted to share this photo of Rana from the other day. We have been talking about the emotional and social side of what sanctuary offers elephants, but this photo shows the other part: an elephant lost in nature- the space, diversity and freedom that sanctuary embodies.
Since Rana has arrived at sanctuary, her spots have been mostly covered by mud and dirt (as should be 
). During a nice downpour yesterday, Rana was all washed off and her lovely spots came through.
Rana loves the rain, getting excited as soon as the wind starts to pick up before a storm rolls in. Each day brings a new level of joy with her.
January 6, 2019
RELATED LINKS
Rana’s Rescue Page →
THE BEHAVIORAL SERIES:
Part 1: Breathe & Relax →
Part 2: Relearning to Communicate →
Part 3: Healing Takes Effort →
Comments(2) 
Bobbie Stasey says
January 6, 2019 at 2:07 pmIf freedom is captured in a portrait, a moment, this is it. A deep sigh of contentedness spreads, imagining the pure joy dear Rana is experiencing within her true Self, totally unencumbered.
Sherry says
January 6, 2019 at 5:03 pmHow wonderful to get excited about a simple thing like rain!!!
It reminds me to relax and remember the simple things in life!!
I love you, Rana.
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