Links to most of the Elephant facebook pages

In view of there being so many elephant facebook pages, and guaranteed when you are trying to remember which one you were looking for with a specific post, guaranteed you can probably not find it,  so, with this in mind we have decided to create a post dedicated to all the elephant facebook pages, at least the ones that we know of. 

If we come across any more we will add them, or if you know of any that are not here, perhaps you would like to add them. 

So to conclude this post : 

If you are passionate about 1. The health, general well being and the future of all Elephants, 2. The importance of all Elephants being released from Captivity or 3. Against the cruel killings of elephants for their tusks 4.Support the release of elephants who have been cruelly abused like Sunder and would like to keep up to date by joining the Abused elephant Sunder's Fan Club for example or 6 do not believe that young elephants who are found by their Dead Mothers sides and then hijacked, kept in barns for months on end while their spirits are broken till they are trained often in an unnatural and cruel way to become street beggars or 7 Do not believe that Elephants should be trained, again in a cruel way, to be used for rides or circus's, please could you help to support our elephants by linking to some or all of the below mentioned facebook pages. 

On behalf of all elephants who need our support and to be given the chance of a lifetime that Nature created for them and not the life that 'Greed' has created for them, thank you all for looking at this post.

The only thing we would ask is that you are considerate towards each Countries beliefs /  Religions and that any comments you make will not, potentially, make the life of an elephant worse than it is already. We all need to be thoughtful towards the best way forward and to consider ways of making those abusers more passionate about the animals under their hands. There is always a way, just sometimes we need to look at things from a different angle. 

These have NOT been put in any order so please do not take offence if you discover your Group part way down.  . . thank you.

Abused elephant Sunder's Fan Club

Sunder elephant was being badly abused by his custodian's, kudos to every one, who fought and win for Sunder freedom, be united to prosecute Vinay Kore.

Save Sunder the Elephant

Raju the Elephant

Wild Elephant Lover Club 


Wild Elephant Lover Club was established by a small group of researchers who work on wild elephants and other large herbivores in Thailand and people who understand the important roles and functions of wildlife in the ecosystem of tropical forests. In addition, the elephants have been important in the Thai society for more than 700 years; in culture, religion, politics, beliefs, arts, spirit, and economy; especially the status of war animals, beast of burden, and timber elephants in the past to attractive animal in tourism at the present time

A'Famosa's Abused and Exploited elephants need our help

9 elephants at a Malaysian resort called A'Famosa Resort are made to perform in shows and offer rides, then kept in cruel conditions when not working

Amboseli Trust for Elephants

Conservation through knowledge and awareness

Wild Elephants Lover Club

"Wild Elephant Lover Club was established by a small group of researchers who work on wild elephants and other large herbivores in Thailand and people who understand the important roles and functions of wildlife in the ecosystem of tropical forests. In addition, the elephants have been important in the Thai society for more than 700 years; in culture, religion, politics, beliefs, arts, spirit . . . ."

Artists against Ivory

Helping elephants live forever

Description

Why are all the elephants gone?

In only the blink of time’s eye a young child may ask you.

How will you answer?

Artists Against Ivory is a vibrant social enterprise with the ambition to create a powerful voice for elephants through art and education. Help us stop the demand for ivory.... See More

Bees Burm and Emily's Elephant Sanctuary

A retirement home for elephants, providing an alternative for elephants and their owners. Home to all animals in need

MissionOur mission is to provide an alternative for elephants and their owners, to give elephants a chance to have freedom and a better life before there time runs out.


To run a sterilization and animal rescue and care program in the local area to control and care for the domestic animal population.

To sustainably develop the local area and protect and keep clean the natural environment.

Big Life Foundation

Big Life Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Africa’s wildlife and ecosystems.

Born Free 

Born Free Foundation on facebook - like our page and we'll keep you updated on new ways to help animals! Sign up for our free e-news letter here: http://www.bornfree.org.uk/get-involved/enews/
MissionBorn Free's mission is to keep Wildlife in the Wild.
Company Overview
The Born Free Foundation came from small beginnings, and has grown into a global force for wildlife. Described by The Times as ‘Big enough to make a difference, but small enough to care,’ Born Free is not a big anonymous organisation, but a family of like-minded people who share the same goals. Our work to prevent individual animal suffering, protect threatened species and keep wildlife in the . . . . . . .

Boon Lott's Elephants Sanctuary BLES

BLES is passionately devoted to creating a safe and natural home for Thai elephants. We care for rescued and retired elephants, allowing them to interact freely within 500 acres of forested land. There are no performances - just elephants.

Burn the Ivory

Our Mission: To bring awareness to the elephant poaching crisis and the ivory trade through advocacy, education, and support for on the ground elephant conservation.

Company OverviewBurn The Ivory is a non-profit organization based in the USA & Kenya. We are proud supporters of Big Life Foundation and their anti-poaching initiatives in Kenya and Tanzania. Learn more about Our Work here:

DescriptionAn estimated 35,000 elephants are dying each year to fuel a growing demand for carved ivory trinkets. If trends continue, the elephant will be extinct within the next 10 years. We believe that only by destroying ivory stockpiles worldwide can it be ensured that illegal ivory cannot be laundered into the system fueling the continued slaughter of elephants across their range. Support our efforts and help end the demand for ivory before it's too late for elephants.

Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary

The Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit created to protect and conserve the native animals and habitat in Cambodia's Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary.

Elemotion

Elemotion Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit organization working to improve the lives of Asian elephants and the people connected to them.
Mission Elemotion educates the public about the plight of the Asian elephant and helps improve the lives of Asian elephants and the people connected to them.

Elephant Aid International A Carol Buckley Project

EAI provides education and hands-on assistance to end the worldwide suffering of elephants...one elephant at a time.

MissionElephant Aid International (EAI), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was established to create a paradigm shift that will foster change in beliefs and approaches to the care and management of elephants. With the combined efforts of international scientists, veterinarians, mahouts, elephant caregivers and elephant welfare supporters, EAI is helping to change how the public relates to elephants; how mahouts (elephant handlers) and elephant caregivers train elephants; and how captive elephants are cared for worldwide. EAI has pioneered a new system, Compassionate Elephant Management, which will eliminate antiquated, dominance-based training and result in improved elephant welfare.

Description

Carol Buckley founded Elephant Aid International (EAI) in November 2009 to raise global consciousness about the lives of elephants both in captivity and in the wild.

Elephant Daze 

Elephants OVER Ivory. Elephant Daze is a full-length documentary film and a jumbo movement. Save The Pachyderm Save The Planet.
Description
Elephant DaZe A Full-Length Documentary Film & And a Jumbo Movement

The illegal wildlife trade is a black market that fuels terrorism worth $7 to $10 billion dollars annually and is emptying our forests, jungles and oceans.
This criminal industry devastates endangered species, damages ecosystems, and threatens livelihoods and security.

Elephants without Borders

Conservation Beyond Boundaries...

Solutions to Conserve Wildlife and Empower People!

Elephant lovers

We ♥ love ♥ elephants, plain & simple and provide news and education of them. We believe they should live free and happy. No chains. No confinement.

MissionTo bring awareness of and to learn about elephants and their needs with current news and studies. This means combating the notions through education that elephants live good lives when chained or in zoos, or in circuses. They are not genetically programmed for captivity.

DescriptionWe ♥ love ♥ elephants, plain & simple and provide news and education of them. We are the longstanding ELEPHANT LOVERS facebook GROUP. For More Photos and Links -

Elephantopia  

MissionWorking locally and globally to foster a harmonious future for elephants and humans through education, action and partnerships.
Company OverviewOur Vision: Advancing Elephant Conservation Through Community Partnerships
General InformationA registered nonprofit in the state of Texas

Elephant Asia Rescue and Survival  Foundation - EARS

Elephant Asia Rescue and Survival foundation - protecting elephants in Asia
Mission❖ To promote responsible tourism and ask foreigners traveling to Asia to only visit ‘elephant friendly’ projects and sanctuaries

❖ To work on the ground with specially selected projects in need of financial help

❖ To make a long term commitment to help protect the future of the Asian elephant and support projects preserving their natural habitat


Elephant Family


Elephant Family exists to save the endangered Asian elephant from extinction in the wild, along with tigers, orang-utans and all the other animals who share their habitat.

Mission• To secure and restore habitat crucial to the long-term survival of the wild Asian elephant

• To mitigate conflicts between humans and elephants

• To encourage community driven conservation

• To increase knowledge and support for the Asian elephant crisis in the Western World

Company Overview

Registered in 2002, Elephant Family has developed into a lean and focused force for the endangered Asian elephant. Acutely aware of overcrowding in the charity sector, we exist out of urgent necessity due to a serious lack of investment and attention going into their conservation. At present we are the only charity in the UK and Ireland who is solely dedicated to wild and captive Asian elephants. ... See More

Elephant Journal


Happy at the Elephant Freedom Project. Free from chains and free from tourist rides. Support to give elephants the good life they deserve!

MissionTo improve the life of the domestic Sri Lankan elephants

Description

An unique Elephant Welfare project set out to change the fate of the Sri Lanka domestic elephant. Together with Trunkies in the Room foundation and Volunteers at Work we are working hard to guarantee the very best life for our elephants. Support us today.

Elephants L.A.

Part of the growing network of strong advocacy groups domestically and internationally that demand a total ban on all ivory and other life-saving actions
Description
The global holocaust of a highly evolved species cries out for action.
How to help elephants?

Educate politicians and friends of hthe crisis that is now taking place as they are being driven to extinction in our lifetimes. The poaching is fueling terrorism, genocide, loss of other animals and ecosystems, loss of life of the rangers, loss of economy to poor African nations

Elephant Nature Park

Elephant rescue and rehabilitation center in Thailand where you can volunteer to help.
MissionTo protect and conserve elephants in a natural environment and to provide a healthy and fruitful life for all those under our care

DescriptionElephant Nature Park is a Thailand elephant conservation project. We have been involved in dozens of rescues and sustain a natural home for this endangered species.


The park aims to protect and encourage a natural existence for elephants and other animals that have been innocent victims of abuse and exploitation. Volunteers and visitors can help heal the scars.

Elephant sanctuary - Supporters of Elephant Sanctuaries page

We bring news of & support progressive elephant sanctuaries around the world. We support those working in them & communicate our experiences.

Mission To provide news and knowledge of progressive sanctuaries - and to share our experiences as well as photos.

Description

Now that elephant sanctuaries are world wide, there are many places to go to have an "elephant experience." This group can share their experiences and photos (please) of the sanctuaries they visited - it will be helpful to those who want to go.


Elephant teach in

The more we know about elephants, the more obvious the choice to retire Chai, Bamboo and Watoto from Woodland Park Zoo to sanctuary becomes.

Elephant Voices 

ElephantVoices' mission is to inspire wonder in the intelligence, complexity and voices of elephants & secure a kinder future for them through conservation, research & sharing of knowledge. 

Company OverviewElephantVoices is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit in California, USA. Our goals are to advance the study of elephant cognition, communication and social behavior, and to promote the scientifically sound and ethical management and care of elephants.

For the Love of Elephants 

For the Love of Elephants, help us help temple elephants used in torturous festivities with our film.

Description

For the Love of Elephants is a feature length documentary film in the making, an exposè revealing the sordid secrets lurking beneath the glitz and glamour of Kerala's captive elephants used in festivities, and the exploitation of these supremely gentle and intelligent beings in the name of culture and religion.

Free Tania from Tirgu Mures Zoo in Romania

Tania is behind bars and alone. The ball is her only companion. She is at a zoo which does not know how to care for her. Please join us to get her to a.

Global Sanctuary for Elephants

We exist to provide elephants with a brighter future using the knowledge they have shared, the compassion that binds us, and the ability to invoke change.

Mission Global Sanctuary for Elephants exists to promote and facilitate the well-being of captive elephants through the development and support of progressive, expansive natural habitat sanctuaries. The organization is committed to influencing positive change by providing an environment that encourages captive elephants to express natural behaviors; bringing about a public consciousness that cultivates a deeper comprehension of the intelligence and complexity of elephants while promoting the survival of these noble beings.

Mara Elephant Project

MEP works to protect elephants across Kenya's Maasai Mara, in partnership with Save the Elephants.
MissionTo positively impact the human-elephant relationship in the Mara/Serengeti ecosystem, while implementing and anti-poaching strategy to preserve and protect African elephants.

PAMS Foundation

Mission:
Help sustain and conserve biodiversity, wilderness, habitats and ecological processes through actions that benefit nature and communities

Vision:
For Tanzania to be a country where the value of its natural resources and its benefits are understood and upheld by all, and for best practice management principles to be applied in conserving natural resources in an ethical manner in all the areas where we work internationally

Performing Animal Welfare Society - PAWS

PAWS is dedicated to the protection of performing animals, to providing sanctuary to abused, abandoned and retired captive wildlife, to enforcing the best standards of care for all captive wildlife, to the preservation of wild species and their habitat and to promoting public education about captive wildlife issues.
Company OverviewThe Performing Animal Welfare Society captive wildlife sanctuary is a place where abandoned, abused, or retired performing animals and victims of the exotic animal trade can live in peace and dignity. For more than twenty years PAWS has been at the forefront of efforts to rescue and provide appropriate, humane sanctuary for animals who have been the victims of the exotic and performing animal trades. PAWS investigates reports of abused performing and exotic animals, documents cruelty and assists in investigations and prosecutions by regulatory agencies to alleviate the suffering of captive wildlife.

Rise up for elephants

Rise Up For Elephants is a community of ordinary people doing extra-ordinary things to safeguard elephants for future generations

Save all Elephants 

We advocate for one elephant and for the whole species, especially with the rampant slaughter in Africa due to poaching. "Never, never be afraid to do what is right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way." MLK

Description

"Why should man expect his Prayer for Mercy to be heard by God who is Above him when he shows no mercy to what is Under him?" Pierre Troubetzkoy




We love, and want to save and help elephants all around the world. Elephants Worldwide Need Our Help! Highly Endangered in Asia and Threatened in Africa at the Hands of Man from Receding Habitats; Held Captive and Brutally Trained to Entertain Humans,... See More

Save Elephant Foundation

We are the foundation which supports Elephant Nature Park and other projects including Surin, Journey to Freedom, Cambodia Sanctuary and more; dedicated to protecting the Asian elephant

Mission Our mission is to increase awareness about the plight of the endangered Asian elephant, educate locals on the humane treatment of their elephants, and provide sanctuary for rescued elephants at our nature park.

Description

Save Elephant Foundation works tirelessly to preserve and protect Asian elephants. In addition to providing a safe home for our rescued elephants at Elephant Nature Park, we offer support, advice, office-based resources, and funding to all of the projects under the Foundation's umbrella.

It is our mission to save the Asian elephant from extinction and give domesticated elephants a life worth livi... See More

General InformationDay trips, overnight trips and volunteer opportunities exist at Elephant Nature Park, located just outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Unlike other tourist outfits in the region, we do not offer elephant rides, elephant circuses or elephant paintings. Visitors to the park can feed and bathe the rescued elephants and spend time with them in their natural habitat. Volunteer positions also available for Journey to Freedom, Surin Project and Elephant Sanctuary Cambodia.


Scotland for Elephants

A group of people in Scotland dedicated to raising awareness about the ivory trade and the fate of elephants across Africa.

DescriptionIt is said that elephants could be extinct by 2025, but the figures change and it could be even sooner than that. With long pregnancies and mating starting in their early twenties, the species don't stand a chance if the killing continues at this rate. While the governments acknowledge the crisis, the elephants still need 'ordinary' people who are determined to raise awareness about the ivory trade and what it does to elephants and humans likewise. This is where we step in.

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

We exist to protect wildlife in Kenya. We are best known for the hand-rearing of orphaned elephants, so that they can return to the wild when grown. Together we can give these orphans new life
MissionThe DSWT is dedicated to the protection and conservation of wildlife and habitats in Kenya. Best known for the rescue and hand-rearing of milk dependent orphaned baby elephants and rhinos, so that they can return to the wild when grown, the DSWT also manages anti-poaching teams, mobile veterinary units and community outreach programs.

The Botswana Threatened Wildlife Trust

To establish a Wildlife Orphanage and work closely with the Department of Wildlife and National Parks – to include existing established persons/organizations to preserve our wildlife and safeguard our natural heritage for future generations to see

The Sparkling Elephant


Description
On a flight from TZ to South Africa's famous INDABA trade show Marlies Gabriel shared an aisle and a conversation with a high-volume safari-booking agent from the U.S. When they got to talking about elephants, one of Marlies’ passions, she asked his estimation of what will happen to tourism when the elephants disappear. He was emphatic in his response, “Tourism will cease to exist as we know it.”

Later, when disembarking in SA, Marlies caught sight of the Amarula elephant and an idea was hatched; The Sparkling Elephant Project was born.
Upon returning home, Marlies contacted a local artist and friend, Remy Chama. He and his assistant Ema built a life-sized elephant from welded re-bars and chicken wire and named it Mwalimu. The name sprung from the idea that the elephant should spread the word and teach people about the ills of poaching.

When finished, Mwalimu was carted from Momella to the Karibu Fair in Kisongo where he was an instant hit. Hundreds of people stopped by to see what Mwalimu was all about and to help cover him in shanga (glass beads) threaded on wire. Altogether, people strung 2,000 beads on the elephant.

The Tsavo Trust


Wildlife Conservation • Community Wildlife Conservancies • Habitat Preservation • Education and Outreach • TSAVO, KENYA


The Elephants' Voice Magazine 

By bringing these abuses to a wider public, we aim to raise awareness, invite increased support, and show how this endangered species can be cherished and preserved.
Company Overview‘The Elephants’ Voice’ speaks out on behalf of Asian elephants, animals enduring cruelty and hunger in logging, begging, trekking and circus-type ‘entertainment.

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The Secret Life of Elephants


TV Show

The Secret Life of Elephants is a BBC nature documentaryseries following the lives of elephants and the work of the conservation charity Save the Elephants in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. It was first transmitted in the United Kingdom onBBC One in January 2009 to 4.2 million viewers.

The three part series follows ...






By bringing these abuses to a wider public, we aim to raise awareness, invite increased support, and show how this endangered species can be cherished and preserved.




Company Overview‘The Elephants’ Voice’ speaks out on behalf of Asian elephants, animals enduring cruelty and hunger in logging, begging, trekking and circus-type ‘entertainment.’


The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee


Welcome to the official Facebook page of The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, a natural habitat refuge for endangered elephants. For more info or to make a donation, visit www.elephants.com. A true Sanctuary, the habitat is not open to the public.
MissionThe Elephant Sanctuary exists for two reasons:

To provide a haven for old, sick or needy elephants in a setting of green pastures, old-growth forests, spring-fed ponds and a heated barn for cold winter nights.

To provide education about the crisis facing these social, sensitive, passionately intense, playful, complex, exceedingly intelligent and endangered animals.
Company Overview
The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee is the largest natural habitat refuge developed specifically for endangered African and Asian elephants in the U.S. It operates on 2,700 acres in Hohenwald, Tennessee - 85 miles southwest of Nashville. As a true Sanctuary, the elephant habitat is not open to the public. The Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We Support Lek

This Group is about Sangdwen Chailert, mostly known as Lek and her project-the Elephant Nature Park and Foundation (ENP)! And by a special coincidence, this group is being created on the International Woman's Day!

Awesome Elephants 

This group is for those of us who love the amazing elephant - nature's gentle giant! Please, post only elephant - related materials. Pictures, videos, artworks, cartoons, collections, petitions, etc. Please do not post anything graphic and please do not use foul language! Inappropriate posts will be deleted! Advertising will only be allowed if it is elephant-related or supports elephants. Say NO to ivory!!

Just a few to keep you going . . please feel free to add more.

Thank you for looking at our Site.

Elephant Parade Hong Kong 


Elephant Parade is the world’s largest art exhibition of decorated elephant sculptures that seeks to attract public awareness and support for Asian elephant conservation. Created by local and international artists

Elephant Parade Official Page


Elephant Parade exhibitions create millions of smiles and raise awareness for elephant conservation. Be part of it

Roars and Trumpets 

We are extremely proud of this facebook page, it is being run by a 13 year old called Joe Blaine . . well done Joe, keep it up.

Awesome Elephants

'Save and Elephant Hunt a Poacher'

This group is for those of us who love the amazing elephant - nature's gentle giant! Please, post ONLY ELEPHANT-RELATED materials. Pictures, videos, artworks, cartoons, collections, petitions, etc.

Mahouts


Working to improve the lives of Asian Elephants.
Fair trade company / Elephant Foundation
Description
Since starting Mahouts we have set up our foundation, raising awareness for working Elephants in Thailand.

The Elephant Team
This page is for all people who love, admire and cherish elephants. Feel free to post photos, stories, articles or videos of elephants.

Biking for Elephants

We're biking 300 miles to help save the world's last elephants!

The Ugly truth about elephant rides

An informative but sad Group page on the true facts behind Elephant rides. Please don't ride an elephant. . . . thank you
If you wish to contact us please feel free to go to this LINK or perhaps pop across to our facebook page and see what's on the surface today. See you over there.

Elephant Warrior  

Welcome to the group Elephant Warrior. Elephants need our support. They are slaughtered for their ivory.They are tormented in zoos , circuses and as working elephants.
Elephants are very social animals and need to be with others. They are intelligent and very sensitive. In circus and zoos elephants suffer terrible distress. There is no place for social interactions. Many are chained for the majority of their life. A lifetime in chains, beaten and suffering from diseases.


A hand to give

A hand to give is a social educational project
Alongside assisting with some children's educational needs, we also work very hard on educating tourists when it comes the the plight of India's elephants. In our hearts we have fallen smitten for dear Laxmi atwww.wildlifesos.org, and as a result we systematically promote her welfare and do what we can to help SOS.

Ele Friends

"Elephants and other animals were not put on this earth to provide us with entertainment. Let's work together and put an end to companies such as Ringling Bros and Have Trunk Will Travel, that continue to exploit these creatures for profit."

Free the Oregon Zoo Elephants

"Captive elephants who have lived in zoos or circuses for years, sometimes their entire lives, will not and cannot be returned to the wild. That is why we advocate for zoos, most particularly the Oregon Zoo, to send Packy to sanctuary as a first step to reitiring all of the elephants, and then closing the elephant exhibit, as more than 22 zoos around the country and the world have already done."

Friends of Woodland Park Zoo Elephants

"Friends of Woodland Park Zoo Elephants is committed to the retirement of Bamboo and Chai to sanctuary. #RIPWatoto"

H.O.P.E 

"It is our goal to Help Our Precious Captive Elephants. We are here to work. If you are here for social hour, please find a different hobby. If you share a post, you must own it. It will be your responsibility to like the comments and answer the questions regarding it"

Keiler Forde for Elephants

Another useful page  with some tremendous photography .. 

Elephant Human Relations Aid

To protect Namibia's desert elephants through conflict prevention strategies, including education for community members, water point protection, research and monitoring of desert elephants.

Kerela Suffering Elephants

GUIDELINES TO POSTING ON THIS PAGE
1) This page is dedicated to spreading awareness about the atrocities that are meted out to the captive elephants In Kerala and the rest of the country: used for festivals, circus, private functions etc.
2) we welcome all kinds of views but request you to kindly maintain the dignity in you language and refrain from using profanities, personal attacks and the such.
3) we also request out elephant lover friends to refrain from comments likes serve him right (in case of a death /injury of a handler) and give the victim the dignity s/he deserves as a human. We also request you to refrain from making attacks on culture or religion - though an argument on a particular point or aspect of the same is fine.
4)while we welcome opposing views, request you to not troll or comment for the sake of commenting and not adding anything constructive to the discussion
5) posts with profanity and violating the above will be deleted, people posting insidious and personal attacks will be blocked.


The Big Rumble 

Zoos are once again raiding the wild for elephants to put on display. Elephants are not thriving in U.S. zoos, where they are dying faster than they can be bred. The practice of capturing and importing wild-caught elephants is archaic and inhumane, and it flies in the face of all we know about elephants' intelligence, intricate social fabric, sensitivity and self-awareness.

Please remember these guidelines are there to ensure that the focus remains on the plight of the elephants and is not digressed.

We now have 27,900 viewers to this site, how wonderful is that .  . thank you one and all.
 May we all continue to promote good health and mental well being for all living creatures.

Bacteria eating combo virus being sprayed on meats, cheeses and organic foods . .

Natural News has recently posted an article on Bacteria eating combo virus being sprayed on meats, cheeses and organic foods  .

Sadly it was just a matter of time before this came to the surface . . . the majority of us eat what we are given or what looks beautiful on the shelves - no matter what is in it. 

If you know the things we cover many of you will know our feelings on foods and our own individual chemical balances, so we will not harp. In brief: 

We are all made up of individual chemical balances - but each is different, and each food reacts differently with each chemical balance. 

From the amount of diet sheets we have been asked to do for our Clients each diet sheet has been different and many health issues resolved. 

If we can all learn to listen to our basic instincts (just as many animals do -we must not forget that we, as humans are part of the animals race) and not be ruled by what we see or greed then each and every one of us would know what to eat, how to cook it and what foods can be mixed together or indeed served together without it having a reaction on our individual systems or health then it would not be long till we stopped buying the things that are placed on the shelves by the powers that be and the food that WE WANT replacing the things we automatically buy at the moment. 

At the end of the day, if things are not moving off the shelves super stores and shops take them off and replace them with something else which is beautifully packaged therefore tempting for us to buy, but the things that would be replaced would be the things WE WANT not what THEY WANT US TO EAT. It's down to the people on the ground to do this not those at the top of the food chain/market - exactly the same goes with medicines and pharmaceutical companies. 

We all need to start standing our ground more and to have the confidence to say to our Doctors ' are there any alternative things we could try first' or ' actually Doctor, I don't want to try this medication I would prefer to try this alternative first. 

If you would like to know more about what we do, please feel free to contact us EMAIL .

Let's all start to make this a healthier world for us all  (including our animals) to live in. 

Thank you.

All or nothing - a sad but common experience

All or nothing - we wonder how you imagine this statement. 

How many people have you heard say "it's all or nothing"  in your lifetime? perhaps it was an animal you had seen across a fence, and you were thinking about the amount of times it is shown care and attention. Or perhaps it was yourself thinking "for months on end there has been nothing on then all of a sudden in one weekend you receive numerous invites" . Or perhaps it was someone who hadn't been well but would often say " I haven't seen any one for days then all of a sudden every one comes in one day and all at the same time - I'm exhausted"  Or perhaps it was an elderly person who might not have seen any one for a day or two then every one pops in on the same day and again at the same time.  Or perhaps you know of someone who has a carer going in at set times of the day and visitors arrive at the same time, but they already knew that the carers go in at  the same time daily, but half way through with the sudden commotion  the person they are visiting  nods off - out of exhaustion from trying to keep up with all the conversations. Or perhaps you've seen an elephant chained up for hours at a time then all of a sudden it's in the centre of a circus for half an hour with thousands of screaming humans, but  then the poor elephant is chained up for the next 23.5 hours of the day. 

Or perhaps  a zoo animal - being deafened by sounds that are unnatural to them but they have to cope with it, yet it is at dark time that they are only able to listen to their sounds of nature that should be enjoyed in daylight hours . .  is it fair, is it equal. Would we like to be stared at all day?

Let's put ourselves in their shoes - let's think what they might be thinking, could it be . . .

• On the elephant front - "wish I could be in a wide open pasture, free to roam where I want for the 23.5 hours that I am not having to work - I wouldn't be chained, I wouldn't be beaten if I took a few steps in the wrong direction,  if nature had wanted us to be stationary animals we wouldn't have been born with legs or a body fit to cope with walking many km's  a day" or could it be, " if I was born to be a ballerina then I would not have the size of body I have. My kind, were created by Nature to be in a natural environment and free to roam".
• On the Human Socialising front " I must try and balance my socialising out a bit, it's not fair on the kids! or perhaps " I'm just not fit enough to cope with as much socialising in one weekend - I must try and balance it out equally"
• For an  individual who perhaps doesn't keep very  well " I so want to listen to them all but my ears can't cope any more, I so wish people would spread their visits out a bit so that I had a visitor every day instead of ten in one day, or perhaps if they could come when the carers aren't in, then it wouldn't make my day so long and empty, or perhaps I am so delighted to see everyone but I can't cope with hearing everyone at the one time but  I just put up with it, but it would be so much nicer if they came individually instead of en mass then I could speak to them on a one to one basis and have a wee nap inbetween. 

These are just a few examples but there are millions more. 

This topic relates very much to the weighing scales on the picture on Nature's Physician's facebook page - 

Let's all try and make every individual's day as  healthy, safe, balanced and as  fair as possible and consider, for a second, what we would feel if we were in their shoes. 


Today facebook, emails and attachments fill the majority of people's days but remember there are many who have none of these or who are unable to work a computer, remember the old fashioned way of knocking on your neighbours door to say " coooeee, any one in" let's all re-activate this face to face or door to door method of saying 'hello, how are you today?" there are many doors which never open on a daily basis, there are many people out there who don't experience the sun on their faces, there are many people out there who's walls are shrinking in on them, why not take some of the outside world in to their inside world, or take them from their inside world to the outside world and watch their faces light up with joy. 


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Often some of our posts can perhaps be a bit lengthy, but this one is not,  it's just a few words filled with passion - a passion we all share.

Thank you for sharing and for all the support you have given all living creatures over the years. 

Hundreds of fish are being found dead . . . and we wonder why!

Sadly we came across this article, for those of you who have had diet sheets over the years and asked questions on fish then most of you will remember our comments . . . well here we go . . . 

MASS FISH DEATHS: MILLIONS HAVE BEEN FOUND DEAD ALL OVER THE WORLD IN THE PAST MONTH . . ..

It was just a matter of time before this happened . . . from the many diet sheets we have created for individuals specific chemical balances and health issues (including animals) 99% of these individuals have a reaction to a large majority of fish . . .it is not at all surprising - especially when you discover such articles as these.

There is clearly something polluting the water and as a result of this, although may not kill certain fish in certain parts of the world, what they are filter feeding on clearly has an effect on certain health issues. If you suffer from I.B.S., Skin issues, Bowel Issues, Acid reflux, Digestion issues and want to get to the bottom of it naturally then as the saying often goes ' we are what we eat both in body and in mind is absolutely true.

All that needs to be looked at is the direction of the sea - - and there will be your answer . . If we have time we might have a look at the geographical positioning to see what we come up with. If this is coming from Pollution through our Land streams and rivers then there may well be a mass death of land animals as well. However, it may also be, if the source comes from Land then after a period of time in the salt water it may become more toxic . . . . which ever way . . please for your over all health sake and the children you have, be careful what you eat - - thank you or if you would like us to help you do contact us or join us on facebook . . . although our postings there are not so in depth as they are on this site but there are some very useful links and tips.

This is the Link to the ARTICLE

For all animals in Darkness . . .

May all animals who are kept in darkness be allowed to experience the same as Sunder the elephant as soon as . .  it's down to us to give them their voice and to act upon their dream . . . thank you

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Sunder " Am I dreaming"

"I have never been here before, I haven't been beaten for ages, or hurt for a while either, what's up, this is so foreign to me, wonder what's going to happen next, it seems all too good to be true, all these faces I don't know, I sense a few unusually caring hearts, or is this just my dream come true, or am I sleeping , dreaming or imagining I am going to pastures new, no, surely this can't be true, is it, can someone reassure me I am not dreaming, or am I in heaven.

My days and nights, every minute, every second for years I have dreamt of this moment, wow, where am I going, I sense an air of warmth around me, like a barrier of protection, but invisible protection, who's doing this, how is it happening, maybe there are some people and animals out there that really care, are they sending me protection? I like it, but am frightened to like it' please, someone reassure me.

If I shut my eyes, and open them again, will I be back in that dingy shed, in darkness, rocking form side to side, dreading those footsteps and the beatings . . someone please reassure me.

If it's true, if I wake up somewhere new, I might get over excited and not know what to do, please forgive me if I do, I will settle, I just need time and the right key to help me, but I sense there are others to guide me, but no beatings, I am bruised and ache enough"

Thank you one and all.

Abused elephant Sunder

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Sunder on his way to . . .

Apparently the above has brought tears to a few people, our founder sent a reply to one of them and we feel we should share it here for those who do not have access to facebook :


"Sorry Margaret, I didn't mean to make you cry, but poor Sunder has been crying for years, but the tears you shed now are not yours, they are his, his release of disbelief . . . many people will shed many a tear, but rest assured, they are ours and his of happiness and disbelief. As long as he is now treated on a 50/50 communication level and understanding then he will be happy just as we all will be. He deserves the rest of his life in a special place to make up for the turmoill and the aches and pains he has had right through to the core of his heart, bone and muscle. Bless him and all those who have helped him both physically, in an official and spiritual manner, without he would still be in his painfully dreaded shed. Without 50/50 many a living creature suffers, they all need help or /and all their carers need to learn how to communicate on a 50/50 level. And as a final little note for Sunder, we have given you so many scratches and here, is a specially big one for coping with your journey or your new chapter in your book of life".

Sunder has arrived . . . amazing . . . here is a link to a video of him sitting under a tree, under the sunshine with a lot of natural foliage and food around his trunk . another few weeks should see a change in him, perhaps his massive smile today will be superseded by an even larger smile from hip bone to hip bone.  


Here is the link to our original post on Sunder, it pin points sore areas and some of his thoughts.

To domineer or to use 50/50 a.k.a patience and understanding of body language . . . . .

When attending an animal yesterday with a few issues we were hit with this question / comment by the Client :

 ' when I was 19 I remember tying a large animal up, putting the loop of a rope under a foot and the other end attached taughtly to a loop under the chin I think this would work for this animal, a 'self teaching lesson, what are your thoughts?' 

We would classify, as much as it is wrong to stereotype,  this individual, in his past anyway,  as a traditional animal breaker but it is a route that we never ever go down, but to say this without sounding overly negative or in a way that might put the person off from giving their animal a natural chance to be sorted wasn't easy. Our response was our famous Mmmm! followed by a few moments of silence. 

If an animal has already been domineered then it will be quick to use it's natural 'flight' instinct but to get a true result with respect from both parties then we absolutely use 50/50 communication. 

If an animal has been used to being domineered in the traditional fashion, then to use its' own language is foreign to it at least when being used by humans, so the response is even quicker, often to the amazement of the owners. 

Yesterday's work carried out was no exception to this rule . . and a few hours later the owner said 'I can't believe the patience and the understanding you have - that was amazing' thank you so much.

Prior to our work carried out the owner of this animal had an extremely anxious look and air about him, but by the time we left his smile was as large as a Cheshire cats and his whole body looked, lighter, less shakey and in general 100% better, just as the animal had changed its' own air of contentment and understanding of what was being asked of it - WITHOUT pain, bribery and corruption, bull hooks, chains or ropes, indeed we succeeded without the animal feeling domineered at all. . . a tremendous ending and one that we feel so humbled about -  yet another animal understood by the world around it by using 50/50 communication only. 

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Your energy is needed for Sunder

Please everyone, could you take a moment out on a daily basis to meditate or aim your thoughts and positive energy towards Sunder. He is going through a dreadful time at the moment all thanks to the greed of humans. He needs all the energy from individuals who have the ability to send positive rays in his direction. On behalf of him, thank you. 

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Life is like a tree . .

Life can be . . . 

One of our lovely people sent us a photograph of an incredibly awesome tree situated right in the middle of New York City - so as a half way through the year photo we decided to add a phrase or two to it. 

So, no matter where you are in the world take some strength and courage from it, but above all always remember to see the beauty within everything that life happens to put in front of you. 

With thanks to Lisa for this beautiful photograph 

The power of our 'Universal Language' called Silence

The Power of Nature . take strength from it . . .

No words are needed for this posting apart from

May your day be as beautiful as this picture.

Thank you Simon Davies

Every one has a talent, sometimes these talents need to be tickled to come to the surface but the talent this gentleman has to catch the most awesome Sunsets and other pictures of nature is tremendous . . Thank you Simon for giving us permission to use your photos to spread to other people in other parts of the world who rarely see such heart warming pictures.

Caution it's Laminitis time of year . . .

This is more of a Caution Post to everyone to warn them of fresh flushes of grass and one of the most painful side effects from new grass growth - LAMINTIS. Yes, it's that time of year again, the sun, the rain, then the sudden growth of grass . .  . watch your horses and ponies . . watch their whole body movement, the speed they move, the way they move, the way they stand, whether they are rocking from leg to leg and check the temperature of each hoof daily. Of course if your horse is clearly lame make sure it is not a poisoned hoof first and get it checked by a specialist and treat accordingly.

If you have recently purchased a horse or pony, take a look, a close look at their hooves if there are marked rings half to an eighth of the way up your horses hooves then your horse or pony is likely to have suffered from Laminitis before.

If you find your horse or pony's movement changing, bring him/her/them in for part of the day but making sure that he/she has room to move around with a soft bed to lie down on. Some people say it's best to bring them in through the day and out in the evening, others say too much grass at any part of the day is negative for a laminitic pony or one that is prone to laminitis. Often horses and ponies hooves, who are prone to laminitis, grow much quicker at this time of year so make sure your ask your Blacksmith to visit  regularly to keep all hooves trimmed back and above all make sure you pick your horses hooves out on a regular basis.

If you are keeping them in, reduce the amount hay and feed they get and a handy hint or one way to reduce their intake of hay is to put two or three haynets inside each other and then fill the central hay net up and tie all hay nets together, which reduces the amount of hay strands that they can eat at a time, but it still gives them something to graze on.  

Remember a change of pastures can also trigger Laminitis  -  keep an eye open - 

More to follow . . .

Another urgent call out today to a 4 year old gelding

It's always a joy spending time helping troubled animals or animals who react because of either a previous experience or because it just does not know what is being asked of it. 

However, what we find even more interesting and sad in a way,  is the amount of animals that see their owners as a bag of goodies or a pocketful of treats. 

We also find it extremely disturbing that many people, especially animal dealers, who break their animals or train them as quickly as possible for the sake of a quick turnaround, or for financial gain, but in the process, can often, mentally scar the animal making them anxious of future humans when they are approached in a similar manner or to if they are approached at a specific area near their body, that is at least, until they come across someone to desensitize the area or areas that either trigger a negative memory or pull the pain memory to the fore which nine times out of ten has been, sadly created by a human or humans in the first place, sometimes leaving certain areas untouchable and the animal learning all the tricks in the book to dodge the sensitive area(s) from being touched or an issue being addressed in a calm manner. 

As you will be aware by now we do  not use food as a treat at all, we just learn to communicate with each animal on its' own level or from the way it reacts and then we encourage it, positively (without food as a treat, to WANT to do something in a safe and acceptable way. However, the most important thing is to encourage the owner and the animal to work together. After all, if it is just the communicator or desensitizer that fixes the animal in a way it understands then there will be little understanding between both the animal and the owner and the problem the owner had will remain. 

First and foremost it is the safety for both the animal and the human that we are most concerned about so we consider it our job to desensitize the animals first and then introduce the owner/carer to the method that we discover works best per animal (each being slightly different of course) so that by the time we leave both are communicating on a  50/50 level. 

As a number of people have said the results from using 50/50 communication often leave the owners feeling dumbfounded, shell-shocked or as some say ' gobsmacked! Initially their thoughts are 'it will take an age to sort the problem', but are nine times out of ten surprised how short a period of time it takes to resolve an issue.

Having spent about twenty minutes on a 'paint' who was extremely uneasy about lifting his hooves we managed to make him realise that there was no reason for him to use his 'flight' techniques to get away from the area that he did not want to be touched or handled. In fact by the end he was asking for his hooves to be lifted  - what  more could an owner want - at the gentle touch of a fetlock for the hoof to lift. Sami was a true gentleman by the end but more to the point his owner was so shocked at his ability to lift his hooves that he thought he was almost in a dream - we pinched him to realise that he wasn't though. 

Whilst there, the owner said that he had a problem mounting this gelding as well, and wondered whether we could take 5 minutes to hold him whilst he got on.  Of course we said, what's the problem, 'well as you are mounting him he bucks and rears . . . . but once you are on him he is fine . . . . ' well, now this is a dangerous area, and one that a horse as young as this does not need to start to learn at this early stage in its' life otherwise it could damage itself and someone and if in the wrong hands could become worse to the point that confidence is lost in both rider and horse.

Because the lifting of the hooves problem did not take that long we said we would certainly help but would prefer if we could see where or why he was doing this in the first place. Giving the rider strict instructions not to get on until we were ready and that he shouldn't flinch an inch either until we suggested. 

Sami accepted being tacked up, a bit flinchy about the girth but that's nothing unusual for a young horse. He walked out fine, but sure enough as soon as he came to the mounting block he started to create. However, 40 minutes later using 50/50 communication, which means no edible treats and no aggressive body language, he stood like a lamb. This process was repeated and each time Sami allowed his owner to get on smoothly without a fuss. Another added bonus for both Horse and owner. 

Photo's to follow. (our one ran out of charge). 

A Dalmations automatic barking, aggression and pulling . . . .

Brought in to check within minutes - without using bribery and corruption (a.k.a. a food treat).

We had the absolute joy of giving a gorgeous brown and white deaf and incredibly intelligent Dalmatian a training Session today. as many of you know we don't believe in giving edible treats as a reward, we just use the animals' own language as a reward. In this case this was very much feeling and visual language because this Dali was deaf. Using the animals own language (of which each animal has its' own) gives a much quicker response, almost instantaneous.

The trick from then on is not to revert back to ITS' old way' and sticking to the new language that the animal already communicates with. Not only does the animal appreciate this 50/50 communication but it gives a better understanding all round.

Well done to both - keep it up. You both did tremendously well and the lesson was learnt in about 20 minutes - keep it up - there should be no looking back -

Reply from owner : 

Unbelievable results in minutes!! Who knew it would be that easy for me to learn how to solve the problem- will definately be keeping the training up- can't recommend Nature's Physician enough!! 

Julie Cleghorn.

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