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Rana

Happy 1-Year Anniversary, Rana!

December 21, 2019

One year ago, Rana arrived at Elephant Sanctuary Brazil. For those that saw her when she was still at the hotel zoo, Rana is a very different elephant. Rana was one of those elephants that changed significantly right away but has continued to grow and heal over the past year.…...

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Fences4Kenya

Our Fences4Kenya Campaign is Fully Funded! Thank you!! ❤️

December 20, 2019

With deep gratitude and great excitement, we would like to announce that our Fences4Kenya campaign is FULLY FUNDED!!!! Each of you has made this possible. It’s everything from your donations to telling your friends about us to sharing our posts and so much more – all of it has added…...

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Lady

Lady’s Sanctuary Time

December 18, 2019

In some ways, it feels like Lady has been here for much longer than she has. Part of that reason is how she has already shifted herself to “Sanctuary Time.” Sanctuary Time is an innate understanding that, even when you have somewhere to be, you don’t need to hurry. Human…...

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Maia

Maia’s Slow-Mo Ear Flaps

December 17, 2019

You know those people who seem to have an infinite amount of energy, but, then, the moment they stop moving, they get so tired they almost fall asleep? Maia is that type of elephant. She’s generally so bright-eyed and energetic, but once she stops to eat, you can see her…...

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Rana and Ramba

Disappearing Friends

December 15, 2019

 Rana is a funny girl. She adores Ramba, and Ramba loves her. But when it’s time to eat, Ramba happily and quickly follows while Rana can get a bit distracted. If too much distance comes between them, sometimes Rana isn’t sure where Ramba went and doesn’t seem to think…...

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Kenya

A Dirt Pile for Kenya

December 10, 2019

This is a happy elephant. Well, this is an elephant having a happy moment. You can hear it (volume UP!), see it in her tail, in her body language, and in that cheesy grin. This is Kenya’s reaction to, literally, a pile of dirt in her barren enclosure at the…...

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