Faa Sai
Born in 2002, Faa Sai was rescued in 2007 from the Surin province, her…
Update San Mueng and Tang Mo:
It is common after most rescues to receive them to our project carrying a lifetime of trauma. San Meung is not alone in his initial disoriented condition. Almost all experience some degree of stress-related behavior, some far more than others. His eyes still show empty.
When San Mueng arrived at ENP, he seemed very surprised. He scrambled to get off the truck , and when his feet touched the ground, he trumpeted so loud.
After bringing Tang Mo to meet with him, at first he seemed happy, but a short while later, he seemed to lose interest. Our team stays close to observe him, to understand and help him. He is now more calm, but still shows trauma, eyes always downcast. We hope that time , love and care will bring San Meung back to be a playful young boy soon, as healing did for Gluay Hom not so long ago.
Thanks to all of you who helped to bring these beautiful lives, Tang Mo and San Mueang, back together. Thanks immeasurably to the Trunks Up campaign. Thanks to Moira and family, Fiona Hardie , Future for Elephants , Karen Lund , Douglas and Catherine Barr , Ellen Cammarata , Team love and bananas Australia , Khun Meaw and friends,
to all of you helping us to save these two lives, supporting transport and sheltering until the permission process was complete. With hands and hearts united, we can overcome obstacles and accomplish great things.
Thank you.
