other sanctuary residents

Nutmeg, a sanctuary rehabilitated and released tapir

Update on Some Non-elephant Residents

February 3, 2019

    We wanted to give a little update on some of our non-elephant residents this weekend. For those that don’t already know, we do wildlife rehabilitation and release of indigenous species that were more commonly found in the area, but their population decreased with human development.  This program is…...

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new 4-wheeler

The New 4-Wheeler Has Arrived!

January 4, 2019

  It has arrived!! Many thanks to everyone who donated towards our four wheeler campaign. They delivered it less than an hour ago and it’s so clean and shiny, it even smells new. ? Molly seems to approve- and yes, she almost always rides on the four wheeler on the way up…...

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Rana

Maggie and Rana

January 1, 2019

Just a quickie today because our 17 yr. old dog Maggie isn’t feeling well. She has battled liver issues for over 6 years and she is having a flare up. Some of you know her from TES where she found Scott many years ago. She is a cattle dog and…...

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Goomba

Walks with Goomba

November 9, 2018

Some of you already know Goomba (the dog with the wheels). He was a sanctuary dog in Tennessee who made the trip to Brazil along with Maggie. He started to have neurologic issues a couple of months ago and now finds himself in a doggie wheelchair. He no longer has…...

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Mangoes at the sanctuary

How Many Mangoes Are Too Many?

November 4, 2018

How many mangoes are too many? Well, when your yard looks like a mango minefield, you may be close. We picked up two backhoe bucket loads from one tree. If we leave them, they will simply rot and attract bugs. Of course we bring them down daily for Maia and…...

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Minnie

Minnie’s Turn To “Help”

October 16, 2018

We talked about ‘Tarra helping’ in our post from October 5th. It was in regards to Bugsy helping, yesterday it was Minnie’s turn. Concrete was poured at the Asian barn, to create little patios at the fronts of the stall for training, since the girls don’t like picking their treats…...

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