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The Care Project Foundation is made up of individuals who are committed to elephant conservation. We believe in authentic education and are passionate about serving the community.
It was the result of observing local elephant caretakers struggle to get proper and immediate medical care for their elephants. This results in self-treatment which often leads to devastating consequences.
With the Elephant Clinic, we have been able to equip locals with adequate knowledge so that they know what to look out for and how to administer medication when needed.
History and Symptoms Name: Kaew Ta Age: 67 years old Prolonged lying due to weak health Rescued from: Krabi Previously working: Logging/Riding Bedsores in elephants are typically found when an elephant has been lying on the floor for a prolonged period. This is a by-product of not being able to stand or support themselves. The […]
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When Elephant Jungle Sanctuary, our partner for several elephant conservation projects, opened a new location in Pattaya, the staff noticed a number of stray dogs on the property and nearby, some of which were in poor health. Though we at The Care Project Foundation love and respect all living creatures, we were unequipped to provide […]
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In line with our mission to nurture and protect elephants by empowering those people involved in caring for them, The Care Project Foundation frequently organises community outreach and development projects. In many cases, these projects aim to empower impoverished communities by providing them with necessities such as clothes or bedding, and by communicating directly with […]
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In the mountainous regions of Northern Thailand, temperatures can drop dramatically in the winter months. Many of the worst-affected areas are populated mainly by remote hill tribe communities, the people of which often don’t have the necessary resources, or access to supplies, to properly prepare for the winter months. In an effort to provide warmth […]
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Kaew Ta Case Study Kaew Ta Born: 1953 This is the story of Kaew Ta. The year is 1958. Kaew Ta, 5, has been separated from her mother. We know very little about Kaew Ta’s mum, other than the fact that she was used in the logging industry, and that she gave birth to […]
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If you’re like many who have visited us, you’ve probably wondered, at one point or another, how the rescue process work. If you think the rescue
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You love elephants and it is easy to understand why. These big beautiful animals have personalities, they exhibit
It has been an amazing journey so far. Thank you for being a huge part of our lives in 2018. Without your support,
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We have just received word by our veterinary team that our rescue San Dee, in Phuket is not looking too good. Her lab report shows that her kidney
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It’s a sad reality that elephants across the globe are forced to perform in gruelling, unnatural shows to entertain tourists.
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Elephants are very sensitive and social animals that prefer to live in large family groups. These animals have been known to display very human-like emotions,
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You might have noticed that elephants are the largest land animals in the world. These big beauties are up to 2.75 m tall
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The Elephant that we find in Thailand and Asia is commonly known as the Asian Elephant. The ‘Asian Elephant’ has a counterpart
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We also witnessed first hand how the local community was being affected by the growing number of un-neutered
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It has now been more than a month that we brought home the beautiful Thong Kam into our facility.
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