Insights
Day Four: Wild-caught elephant arrives at FAE’s Elephant Hospital
Bobo, a wild-caught Asian Elephant, arrives at FAE after being stabbed in the head by his keeper. Pictures by Jodi Frediani.
Day Three: The aftermath of elephant landmine accidents
The Prostheses Foundation returns with a prosthesis for elephant landmine survivor Motala, while Boonmee’s strength deteriorates.
Day Two: Playfulness & Healing at FAE
Motala’s 4th prosthesis is under construction at FAE’s Elephant Hospital; Mosha & Boonmee receive more T-Touch and craniosacral therapy.
Day One at FAE’s Elephant Hospital
Director Windy Borman returned to FAE’s Elephant Hospital in Lampang, Thailand to film for “The Eyes of Thailand”.
Help make a movie about injured elephants
Help Director Windy Borman film injured elephants in Thailand and Laos by making a tax-deductible donation to “The Eyes of Thailand” today.
ELEPHANTS LOSE LIMBS AND LIVES IN THAILAND
D.V.A. Productions, in association with Indiewood Pictures, currently in production on the powerful feature-length documentary film, “The Eyes of Thailand”, about the plight of Asian Elephants grossly injured and disfigured from stepping on forgotten landmines buried along the Thai-Myanmar border, will attend and film November’s International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL)’s Youth Leaders Forum in Vientiane, Laos.





