Baby Elephants at FAE’s Elephant Hospital

by Windy BormanJun 16, 2010Eyes of Thailand, Notes from the Director0 comments

June 16, 2010– In addition to building prosthetic limbs for elephants (like Mosha and Motala) that step on landmines, the Friends of the Asian Elephant (FAE) Elephant Hospital also treats elephants for everything from illness, injuries and sometimes they treat pregnant elephants and their calves, as well.

Earlier this year we announced the successful birth of Baby Dante (above) on February 15, 2010. Kamnoi and Dante continue to bond and staff at FAE are supplementing her milk with goat’s milk to help Dante put on weight.

Last week we announced that Maenoi successful delivered her baby, who FAE has since named Veto (below). Baby Veto is a week old and still adorable!

For more information about FAE’s Elephant Hospital, please visit their web site.

To view the trailer for the elephant conservation documentary, The Eyes of Thailand, please visit http://eyesofthailand.com

Thank you,

Windy Borman

Director & Producer, The Eyes of Thailand

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Written by Windy Borman

Windy Borman is a documentary filmmaker, Narrative Architect, and founder of WB Consulting LLC. After 25+ years on both sides of the camera and the stage — producing films that premiered at Sundance and HBO, interviewing Sir Richard Branson and Governor Gavin Newsom, and directing Ashley Judd's voiceover work — she created the B.R.A.V.E. Framework™: the narrative architecture system that gets the real version of female and non-binary executives from the Green Room to the mic. She works with executives and leaders who are done being the best-kept secret in their industry.