Ramba

Lady

Lady Almost Meets Ramba

December 6, 2019

This is a video I mentioned in another post where Lady approaches Ramba. Although Lady isn’t ready for an elephant friend, it doesn’t mean she’s not interested. Ramba was in the treatment chute getting a bath. For those that don’t know, her skin was very bad when she arrived and…...

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Lady

Lady and Ramba In the Barn

December 5, 2019

Since you only got to see her feet this morning, here is Lady’s lovely face. This afternoon, when Lady came into the barn for treatment, Ramba was close so we let her come in the other stall. The gate was closed between the two stalls. As Ramba walked into her…...

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Lady's feet

The Changes in Lady’s Feet After Just One Week at Sanctuary

December 5, 2019

Sorry, it’s not a cute elephant photo, but we wanted to show the almost immediate changes in Lady’s feet. This was what we mentioned in the post yesterday. At this point, we aren’t able to work on nail or pad trimming, Lady will require a lot of positive reinforcement training…...

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Maia

Maia in the Back of Yard 5

December 4, 2019

For those of you wondering how Maia is doing, she’s really good. She has been hanging out in a stunning area that her and Guida used to spend a lot of time in. In the video she is hunting for mangoes that had been thrown about the area earlier. She…...

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Ramba

Silly Girls and A Thank You for Funding Kenya’s 1st Yard!

December 3, 2019

This video is mostly Lady acting silly with the water hose but includes brief cameos from Rana (who trumpets) and Ramba, as well as a quick Q&A with Scott. It’s easy to see the changes so quickly in all three of these lovely ladies – it’s amazing what other elephants,…...

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Kenya

Kenya Needs Our Help and Yours

December 3, 2019

This is Kenya. Stunning but somber, she lives alone in Mendoza, Argentina. In just a little over a month, many of you have watched the rescue of Ramba and Lady. You saw Ramba transform almost overnight, and even though she came from a place that she was cared for, her…...

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