Warning: Some viewers may be disturbed by the graphic imagery on the videotape.
When the saviors first met Namtan the canine, she had been tormented horribly and was in despair, with no viable means of life. Her nose had been slashed inexorably, and she was famished from her inability to eat. Fortunately for her, she was discovered by a rescue group that specializes in mammoths.
The Save Elephant Foundation in Thailand is known for protecting elephants, but they also care about other animals, so when they noticed Namtan, they knew they had to save her. Her conk was dangling from her face as they placed her on the road. It had been chopped apart, possibly with a machete or cutter.
She found it difficult to eat and finding food was so difficult for her that she had resorted to eating her own feces.
Finding a veterinarian ready to perform the life-saving surgery Namtan requested was extremely difficult for her rescuers. They spoke with a number of stagers, who warned them that the surgery would be impossible to complete due to the length of time since her injuries. However, they eventually assist a vet who is prepared to try to save her life through surgery.
Namtan made it through thanks to the surgeon’s incredible sweats! I couldn’t believe it when I saw her after her surgery. Namtan was ready to get started, and her injury has recovered nicely after her operation, and she now lives at The Elephant Park Sanctuary in the loving care of her saviors!
In the videotape below, you can see her incredible deliverance and healing…
