To give both the wildlife and the people of Tsavo the right to a future.

The mission of the Oakland Zoo is to inspire stewardship of the natural world

First only certified elephant sanctuary in South America and is the only safe option for elephants rescued from captivity on this continent.

The elephants in our care have previously endured a hard life working long hours for the tourism entertainment or logging industries; a striking contrast to the happy and peaceful lives they are now living, with the dignity and respect they deserve.

Elephant Nature Park is a unique project set in Chiang Mai province, Northern Thailand.

Established in the 1990’s, their aim is to provide a sanctuary and rescue center for elephants.

Probably one of the worlds most amazing sanctuaries for Elephants and thousands of other animals.

An animal sanctuary in San Andreas, CA on 2300 acres. PAWS cares for many rescued animals including 3 Asian elephants and 4 African elephants

PAWS is dedicated to the protection of performing animals and providing sanctuary to abused, abandoned and retired captive wildlife.

The Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is situated in the remote Mathews Range, among Kenya’s second largest elephant population. It takes in orphaned and abandoned elephant calves with an aim to release them back into the wild herds adjoining the Sanctuary

The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust exists to protect Africa’s wildlife and to preserve habitats for the future of all wild species. A wildlife sanctuary in northern Africa that mostly raises orphan wildlife and re-introduces them back into the wild.

BLES strives to rescue and protect the elephants of Thailand from abuse and ultimate extinction. They provide a safe home with a focus on individual survival and relearning social skills.

The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee exists to provide captive elephants with individualized care, the companionship of a herd, and the opportunity to live out their lives in a safe haven dedicated to their well-being, and to raise public awareness of the complex needs of elephants in captivity, and the crisis facing elephants in the wild.

Wildlife SOS specifically addresses the problem of injured and sick elephants that are forced to work in slums and crowded cities.

Our aim is to reach out and help the elephants living in urban environments that are wounded, malnourished and dehydrated or those being used illegally and commercially under deprived conditions.