No need to Travel to Thailand to learn about Elephant Love

Elephant Rides may not be
the way to explore Thailand

Animal advocates from PETA (People for Ethical Treatment of Animals) demonstrate their love for elephants by taking off their clothes to make the statment " The Naked Truth: Elephants Should Be Free! www.peta.org"
People for Ethical Treatment of Animals
demonstrate against working elephants. www.PETA.org

The emotional life of Thai Elephants (elephas maximus) is little understood - except by those few who have been lucky enough to get close to their hearts.

Separation from their families - the most important element in their lives - is a deep sorrow that working elephants carry along with the tourists on their back.

Removing them their natural environment is a sin against their species, the guilt of which we must carry along on our shoulders as we ride on their backs and look down on the destruction of the natural world.

Think twice before you book your elephant ride.

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Elephant Hope for Compassion

Elephants hope that they may never be separated from their relatives,that they may always be together to nurture one another as families do.

Elephants hope that they may never be held prisoners and forced to carry the heavy burdens of mankind.

Elephants hope that they may be free to roam the ancestral land once more, to claim their inheritance, to plant the seeds of the future forests and to render the valleys fertile and green.

Elephants hope they may never fear man again, that mankind, finally, becomes merciful and compassionate.

Grant elephant soul its highest wish ‘to go home’ and YOUR families will be blessed with future life on this planet.


JUMBO LOVE
Find out what it's like
to be loved by an elephant!

A heart-warming story about an elephant that lives in a Thai zoo, as told by her caretaker. 26 page PDF e-book, with photos and illustrations. Price $7.00 USD. Order now:

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'My Mother is a Rhino' - the true story of an orphaned elephant in a Thai zoo that was adopted by an Indian rhinoceros.
MY MOTHER IS A RHINO

A true story about an orphaned elephant that was 'adopted' by an Indian rhinoceros. 58 page PDF e-book, with photos and illustrations. Price $12.00. Order now:

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