Those who have actually found themselves very close to danger have handled to be saved by kind people like these. Such is the case with Chaba, a small elephant from Chiang Mai, Thailand who lives with his mother BunMa in Elephant Nature Park. And the two were rescued by the Save Elephant Foundation, the park site said.

The story behind them was unveiled in August of this year. When the founder of the park and foundation, called Lek Chailert, was gotten in touch with by a individual who owns an elephant camp to request her help in rescuing a mother with her baby, and taking them to Nature Park, according to the same source.

The owner of this camp was not financially well due to the COVID-19 situation. So he decided to sell some elephants so he could feed those who stuck with him. In the case of Chaba and BunMa, he let her most likely to look after the child’s health and because she is a brand-new mom.

She is 16 years old, and before this she was devoted to the elephant show, where she acted and painted. Chaba was born in Might of this year, according to ENP. “When our group found out of Chaba and her mother’s plight, BunMa went to the camp to see how we could help them,” said Ry Emmerson, project manager for the Save Elephant Foundation.

“We located the mother and the baby in a little cement pen, without any type of enrichment, and the mom in a short chain. It was immediately clear that they were both in poor health and in need of urgent intervention, “they added.

Unfortunately, the park site reported since she gave birth she has been chained to a kennel together with Chaba. The Save Elephant team acted rapidly and saved them, letting them stay in the elephant park. “We chose that it was safer for them to walk to our shelter. After 2 hours of strolling, they reached ENP and were welcomed with an elephant cake, “said Emmerson.

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