Alexandra is a writer and vegan cooking enthusiast with a passion for wellness and plant-based... Alexandra is a writer and vegan cooking enthusiast with a passion for wellness and plant-based nutrition. She is a 2013 graduate of Ithaca College, where she studied Documentary Studies and Journalism. She has been a vegetarian for more than ten years and enjoys teaching others about the benefits of maintaining a healthy, meat-free lifestyle. Read more about Alexandra Evans Read More
Baan-Yen the elephant wasn’t in good shape at first. The poor animal was very skinny and suffered from an eye infection after she was forced into abuse in a trekking camp. Elephant trekking may seem like a fun vacation activity, but carrying tourists on their back can be damaging to the elephants’ backs and lead to pain, deformity and long term problems.
But Baan-Yen’s abuse came to and end, and thankfully, she is now doing much better by living out her life at Elephant Nature Park. Check out her journey from sick to amazing.
Watch the entire video below:
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I just saw H&R Block Australia\’s latest advertising campaign featuring a live "trained" elephant. PeTA Asia-Pacific has started a petition to tell the company that this cruel exploitation of innocent elephants in Thailand is unacceptable. Please take a moment to sign and share the petition, you can see more details here: https://ow.ly/B1cPi.