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Video Update With Scott and Ramba in Chile

Ramba spent quite a bit of time in the container last night. When Scott went and checked on her in the middle of the night, all of her food was gone, so he gave her more and made sure some was far in enough that she had to step all of the way in. She ate every last bit.

This morning, she’s not keen on being in the container again. She goes in for a little bit on the live video, but not all of the way. It may be that once things quiet down she is more comfortable. We will see how tonight goes.

October 13. 2019

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Comments(6)

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    Maggie says
    October 13, 2019 at 5:32 pm

    All will be well. I have faith in Scott and Ramba ??????

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    Sheila says
    October 13, 2019 at 5:37 pm

    OH SHE ATE IN THE NIGHT! MAYBE SHES SHY FROM SOMETHING! I HOPE THEY TUR OFF THOSE DINASOURS SCREAMING!! RAMBA. PLEASE BABY. GO IN THE CRATE! HOPE U GET COMFORTABLE! WILL U BE PADDING FLOOR AND. WALLS SCOTT! MAYBE METAL TOO COLD TO HER TOUCH. AND SHES TURNED OFF!

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    Sherry says
    October 13, 2019 at 5:54 pm

    She doesn’t understand and she is afraid of the container. She will have to trust the container before she gets in there.
    I know it is a huge challenge for Scott and I wish him all the good luck and patience.
    I would get in there with her; whatever it took that is what I would do.

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    Sheila says
    October 13, 2019 at 6:16 pm

    IM NOT DOUBTING SCOTT AT ALL! IM SURE IN NEXT DAY OR SO SHE WILL FEEL BETTER ABOUT IT! SHE DOESNT KNOW ANYONE BUT THE GIRLS AND DEIGO! SCOTT A LITTLE BIT RAMBA DOESNT DESIRE MUCH HUMAN CONTACT SO I DONT THINK SCOTT OR ANYONE WILL GET IN CONTAINER WITH RAMBA!

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    Linda Lalonde says
    October 13, 2019 at 6:25 pm

    I wonder if part of her associates the crate with going back to the circus travel. She has no way of knowing that it is going to take her someplace even better than Chile, but even Chile must be heaven compared to the circus.

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    Elke Riesterer says
    October 15, 2019 at 3:00 am

    Great reporting Scott !!! You are a gem and always have by knowing that patience and love is the way to go. Every elephant is unique and brings new learning how best to address certain circumstances that arise. Sending invinate gratitude your way. ❤️?????

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