Som-Paan
Som-Paan has scars and trembles from years of logging and labor. Rescued from abuse, she now enjoys the tranquility of the sanctuary, free from exploitation.
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At Khaolak Elephant Sanctuary, every elephant has a story. Through our “This One is Mine” project, you can make a lasting impact — feeding rescued elephants, helping them heal, and supporting our future Elephant Protector Museum.
Did you know? An elephant eats nearly 350 kg of food every day — grazing, tearing banana trees, and munching on grasses up to 10 times daily. Your support provides those meals and keeps them healthy, safe, and free.
฿3,500
Feeds an elephant for 10 meals
฿1,750
Feeds an elephant for 5 meals
฿700
Feeds an elephant for 2 meals
฿350
Feeds an elephant for 1 meal
Siri-Phorn
Siri-Phorn, a former logging and riding elephant, bears scars from her past but is now safe. Though cautious, she’s adjusting to her peaceful new life.
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Darlie once performed circus tricks, leaving her with joint pain. Today, she’s rediscovering joy and forming bonds with other elephants.
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Chom-Pu, once overworked in trekking camps, now explores the forest and splashes in the river, her resilient spirit shining through.
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Boon-Song spent decades in logging and tourism. Now she roams freely, receiving special nourishment to stay healthy in her elder years.
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Som-Boon, one of our oldest residents, endured a lifetime of trekking. Despite weak joints, she now enjoys peaceful forest walks and rest.
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