Sadly, many of these elephants are born into the tourism industry, and have never experienced freedom.
That was untilSave Elephant Foundation(SEF) stepped in to save her and give her a better life.
It was immediately clear that they were both in poor health and needed urgent intervention.
We decided it was safer for them to walk to our sanctuary, reveals Ry.
After two hours of walking, they arrived at ENP and were welcomed with an elephant cake.
After enjoying the cake and some much-needed rest, Chaba was given her first-ever bath.
In a heartwarmingphotoshared on Facebook, the adorable elephant is captured happily splashing around in her tub.
Baby Chaba loves her little pool, wrote SEF on Facebook.
She loves playing with the water and splashing around.
Mom walks away while she is playing and gets a moment to relax.
She is growing confident and learning so much.
Since then, SEF have shared numerous videos of little Chaba enjoying water.
Like every baby elephant, Chaba loves to play in the water and take a mud bath,saysSEF.
The little one’s weight is improving steadily.
We are delighted to see the little girl growing with good health.
Meet baby Chaba and her mom BunMa.
They were recently rescued from from Thailand tourism industry by Save Elephant Foundation.