Read this thoughtful article published by the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/mar/06/can-elephants-and-humans-live-together

Elephant Care International welcomes Dr. Willem Schaftenaar as a Research Associate. Dr. Schaftenaar and ECI’s Director of Veterinary Programs and Research, Dr. Susan Mikota worked together in Vietnam and Myanmar. Read more about Dr. Schaftenaar

October 31, 2020 Elephant Healthcare & Welfare Emergency Lifeline Fund Supporting the well-being of Asian elephants during the COVID-19 pandemic Neonatal Ele-Care! A message from the hard-working Thai veterinarians in the field October 27: “The new born calf is being closely monitored after we found dark red urination. Our Veterinary Team is concerned about possible internal bleeding. We have given the calf emergency medicine and performed an ultrasound today; we will continue to monitor the situation.” October 31: “We have now stopped all medication, allowing mother and baby to bond. The baby is drinking as much milk as she wants, and we hope she will heal fully within a week.” "We thank the Veterinarians from Chiang Mai University for bringing the equipment and helping us attend to the calf, and Dr. Weerapongse for his knowledge of Chinese medicine and supporting us!” "Thank you to our Elephant Healthcare and Welfare Emergency Lifeline Fund donors and sponsors for continuing to support us during the pandemic!” 🧡 CLICK HERE to learn more about the Fund 🧡 CLICK HERE for more news and stories

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