Baby Elephant, Phabeni & Lammie the Sheep on a Walk in the Homestead
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2023
- Phabeni sure is different to Khanyisa, the previous orphan to rehabilitate at the orphanage before being integrated into the elephant herd. As a little bull, his character is naturally different but he also has his own unique personality and journey that he is on. He is much feistier and still gives our carers the odd bump or chase as he lets us know he’s the boss around here.
We need to work even harder to calm him down and so these walks around the homestead help get the little bull used to the scents of the other elephants, and used to walking with us, as one team on the move.
Lammie helps give a little creature comfort as a companion but is also tempted by the Lucerne in the homestead, those freshly-delivered bales awaiting the elephants. Phabeni also gives the vegetation a munch, having a go at Timisa’s pile of fresh fare.
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On some occasions he does look lost and forlorn, but if you had lost your whole family how would you be feeling? Love and affection in bundles he’s receiving. ❤❤❤
He was caught at a younger age than Khaniysa, though she was in much more physical pain. We might just be comparing the impossible bc we are not familiar with what elephants are like at each stage.
But I'd guess, even from watching orphan Rhino's, that Phabi IS on the shy side and that might just be his personality, not just sadness.
We all can't be a Mambo!
I am so glad he has been rescued. I agree he looks pitiful but they can feed him and hopefuLly find a herd to take him
@@arribaficationwineho32 They don't exactly work like that in THIS rescue center. He'll be hand fed for up to like 5 years while integrating into THIS herd. Then, they'll have to find a herd far away from people (bc he won't be afraid of them) and he'll certainly go with some buddies. Problem is very intricate and they haven't a solid solution. As you can see, Mambo and his age group would have already been placed, but the steps are not in place yet. So, we have a long wait.
@@aimeefriedman822 thank you for the informative response
@@arribaficationwineho32 They are not going to find a wild herd to take him. The wild elephants on this game reserve are not interested in orphans, Jabulani was rejected by them as a baby. Phabeni will become a part of the rescued herd, taken care of by Adine and the carers.
Phabeni seems so lost, so broken. Thank goodness he made it to Herd. Thank you for your dedication and unending love in rehabilitating this beautiful Soul 🙏🏼🕉️🙏🏼🌻💜🌻💜🌻💜🌻💜
I do agree totally lost ! i a new world !! the human world !! but baby is learning so many things with Adine ! the ream and the herd !! !He also k learn to obey 😃l! may be the thinks i am a big elephant 😅 sure he wont’t be the housekeepers as Khanyisa did it at the homestead ! She was so serious and funny 😂🤣😂
From the looks of her legs I think she’s going to be very tall. I am going to pray for her broken heart. I have had a broken heart and three years later it still got a crack in it. God bless you little baby elephant, and God bless everybody there at the herd when she was chasing you I think she is saying please help me. I am so sad and I don’t know what to do.
@user-zb5io8rg8w with a broken heart, all we can do is create NEW memories. One day at a time. Even for Phabeni! He is STILL a fragile boy. He is a baby. Thank GOD for Adine and her Staff! I have so much love and respect for ALL OF YOU who have been caring for all of these Orphans!
Again, for a broken heart, the best thing you can do is take a day at a time. If you are bored, go to your local animal shelter and volunteer. Or volunteer at a nursing home, a homeless shelter. Take the eye off of yourself and help others. It will do your heart good!❤
Thank You at HERD
@familymajor thank you for caring enough to reply to me in particular. In regard to finding something to do, my neighbor has a donkey that he doesn’t care about so I have gotten permission to attend to the donkey. Yesterday I brought in bales of hay for the cold weather. Upcoming donkey was chasing me and I did not get to finish, but you are right of course, and I am taking it one day at a time. I am a Christian I have had father God attending to my heart, and I have not been alone because of him. I think my God for the Holy Spirit every day if not for him, I would still be like a little baby elephant as well. God bless you and have a very wonderful 2024 perhaps this will be the Lord Jesus year to return, I pray so there’s something about this Hebrew year being the year of the door.
I feel he looks better than when he arrived. He doesn’t have the adorable personality that Khanyisa has, but patience and Adine has this as we all have seen in the past. ❤
He might when he gets stronger
Phabeni does have an adorable personality, and is healing from Trauma
All of the elephants are healing from trauma at their own pace, and in their own way.
This little man will shine once he can, and in the meantime, surviving and adapting to his new home is of the upmost importance
He's a bull. He has a veru independent personality. I think as he gets bigger and older, he's going to be a handful.
@@deeT02 thank you. I agree with you, 100% . I have been bashed from all side with my opinion.
Sweet babies. Lammie is really limping on that front leg. I know just how that arthritis feels. ❤❤❤
I SAY THE SAME! I guess at a certain age or injury, we look at how the Senior Citizen is holding up!
I watch videos of Lammie from 10 years ago+ and she IS certainly slowed down.
What a beautiful sight. May God bless you for looking after this precious baby. 🙏
Lammie is too old and injured. She still tries.❤🎉😊. Happy new year blessings
HES PROTECTING HIMSELF WHICH IS WISE MY GOODNESS GIVE HIM TIME BE PATIENT YES LOTS OF ATTENTION SUPPORT HELPS ALL OF US ITS GREAT HE TAKING MILK. TRY NOT DISCOURAGE STAFF WITH TOO MUCH NEGATIVE THOUGHTS THEY ALSO NEED OUR SUPPORT+ ENCOURAGEMENT
“An elephant never forgets.” Phabeni will eventually start to forget his very traumatizing experience as time goes on, so yes, please understand and give this precious baby time to cope. His Carers are taking excellent care of him.
Phabeni is going to be a very large, long legged big boy when he grows up. With a mind of his own of course. ❤, love that baby boy!
Yes, I think so too. Fishan's build and Mambo's mischief.
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Phabeni has such beautiful feet, with big toenails! Good for supporting the big bull in his future! It’s much harder for me to imagine that active, teensy trunk growing huge and high over Adine’s head someday. His little boy mind in that little head often seems so pensive and busy, yet tentative and still wandering lost in whatever his early trauma might have been. What patience and skill it takes to help him feel safe enough to heal. God bless Adine and all the wise miracle workers at HERD. ♥
Lammie, Your hard work, consistency, and contribution to the well-being of these elephants, will never be forgotten
May you have a long and healthy life
@spiralrose, kirjoitit todella kauniisti ❤️🐘🐑❤️. ❤️ Lammie.
Seems good for him to have longer walks to build muscle, as well as getting used to the smells of the bigger elephants.
lammie has been such a help to all the various orphans over the years and though she seems to be getting a bit slower as time goes by she still does a great job. Phabeni looks to be adapting very well though he's still a bit shy when the rest of the herd are around. Happy New Year's and bless you all
Lammie seems arthritic
And don’t forget Lammie lost Nnuguu recently..I’m sure shes feeling lonely without him..
@@michaelsteven1090 She has a new friend in Spotty! But I do worry she's getting old and stiff and life seems harder for her.
I wonder how old she is now. She's so special.
I love watching the old videos of her helping the baby rhino.
@@JamieM470 Maybe a new "friend", but she didn't get to choose, did she? What if she doesn't like him? She also seems to be trying to keep a good distance from the new baby - even to get away from him. Im worried about her.
Little Phabeni is traumatized, and although he is an unhappy baby, he is getting more and more safe feeling. He is exploring the environment. Anyway, Phabeni is very cute😘😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. May Adine and the whole team be healthy and happy🙏❤️❤️!
What a precious baby boy 🐘😍. Good friend, Lammie 🐑❤. All the best to you and God Bless 🙏❤😊.
Good morning baby Phabeni!!
Lammie is sure a big helping hand God bless them and all "@HERD❤❤❤
Wonderful walk.. the -little boy- seems to be enjoying & responding more & more to stimuli when being called etc. he seems to becoming less resistive. 👍👌👍👌😍
You can call him baby bull.
I think we were anticipating Phabeni to be like Khanysia. With all of her wounds and scars, she turned into a happy baby elephant. I love the way she looks when she is happy or excited with her tail parallel to the ground. Phabeni seems sad all the time and my heart breaks for him. I want to see him happy with his tail parallel to the ground also running through the bushes. I know we need to be patient, but I long for the day he becomes a happy baby elephant.
Phabeni is filling out very nicely. He looks good. It's nice to see him exploring the homestead and discovering the scents of the herd. ❤❤❤
Lammie and Phabeni are the new dynamic duo! It's fascinating to watch him learn the words, sounds, smells, and humans in his world. Thanks for sharing and loving these beautiful creatures. I'd love to hang out with the crew and animals alike. 🐘🐑
Meeee tooo!
Would love~love to hang out with all the Ellies and beautiful Aidine and the carers❤❤❤
Lammie is worth her weight in gold . Such a wonderful Nanny to all the orphans over the years .
Poor little Lammie seems to be having some arthritic issues with the legs. So glad Phabeni has Lammie's company. And glad he is willing to walk more and explore more. What has happened to the spotted baby lamb? Long time no see.
I commented on another post that it is good to see his improvements. From where he came from he has made a lot of improvements, and yes they are in tiny tiny increments. However, for such a sensitive creature as an elephant I feel like he's made a lot of progress. I feel like he has an told emotional scars but he's in the best place to help him heal. Poor Lammy was limping, but she is still on the job. I am so glad she's training a new sheep to help because she has her hands full with this little bull❤.
Oh is the herd going to have a lot of smells when they get back for the night.
He is doing so well with the care he receives but I get the sense he is desperately missing his mom
My goodness, but Phabeni has a mind of his own 😂.
What's happened to Spotty?
Yes, I’ve been wondering what happened to spotty too. Is it too much distraction or confusion?
Phabeni has the most beautiful eyes. There's still a lot of sadness and pain in his eyes but love conquers all. Every sentient being grieves in their own way and time.
It was great seeing Khensani 👋🏻❤🐘
Lammie's a real trooper!
Phabeni won my heart like no other elephant has. He's so lovely and sweet, and it hurts me to think what traumatic event led him to be orphaned. Like in a previous video with him, there are injuries that cannot be seen with the eyes. I sincerely hope he will grow up to be strong, confident, and happy with the other HERD elephants. I'm so so thankful for the priceless work you guys do with these wonderful creatures. They deserve love and respect, and I will follow Phabeni's journey closely!
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Good day Herd,
This little one is growing and walked where his family sleeps.
He carries his feisty personality. I truly believe that's what kept him alive.
God bless his little heart.❤
He definitely still needs human touch of love. Human mama bear gives that to him and he knows it.
May many blessing continue to come Herd. Everyone that works there is God sent.
Much love,
Rennie
Poor little man looks so sad . He is in the best hands possible and once he gets used to the herd hopefully they will help him feel more confident. Thankyou wonderful people and team
Watching from Ireland ,you guys are doing a great job.Phabeni is thriving thanks to the brilliant care he is getting.
Little Phabeni seems to look still a bit sad, is rather shy. But he could develop into a strong and determined bull, as I thought, when I first sah him taking his bottles. So energentic and knowing what he wants. I send many warm and strong vibs to Phabeni. May he soon feel more confident and mentally healthy with every day.
Good morning to the beautiful African land,good morning to my beautiful African friends,baby elephant Phabeni and sweet sheep lamie.god bless them everyday.❤️🐘🐑
Lammie is such a sweetheart 🥰❤
Poor Lammie looks very stiff in her walking. Little Phabeni sure has a mind of his own, but looks so much better in this video. Seems he's adjusting to his new environment. God Bless his heart. Great job with patience ladies.
The little one will settle eventually, he misses his mum and I am sure his mum misses him, Adina is doing a great job with the tools and experiences she has, please be kind
Lammie is getting old. She's not walking quite as fast as when Khanyisa was brought in from the wild. Maybe she should see the vet, make sure she doesn't have arthritis and joint pain. She's a good old girl! I love Lammie the Wondersheep!💟🐑💟
Lammie's like, "Don't look at me for help, he doesn't listen to me either!" 😂
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While me and this plant are here, I'm going to just grab myself a snack lol. He's adorable. I love his fiestiness. Truth be told, that's probably what kept him alive after he got lost/separated/rejected/whatever his story is. He's probably still terrified of everything, but getting more comfortable and feeling a bit safer there. He's definitely needing some time to heal and learn that the HERD is there to help all the emotionally broken ellies heal.
I agree ...he does seem sad... I do hope he is taking milk better...
Perhaps Phabeni is going to take longer to recover from his trauma of everything he has lost as he goes through stages of recovery. He sees different elephants and not one in the group that he recognizes. I see in the videos the team consistently working on building a bond with Phabeni each day which might take longer than other orphans. Adine knows this time is tenuous as she has experience losing young ones suddenly before.
Phabeni is in the best care he can be in. I am so thankful for that.
2-18-2024 HELLO GUYS GODBLESS
I LOVE Phabeni’s eyes!!
Li'l Phabeni is just TOO CUTE.
Baby got a mind of his own and will not be coaxed into doing something he does not want to do.
His eyes look much brighter . He knows he is loved. Lol, I think he's goimg to be a handful though.
I really enjoyed watching Phabeni walk as a team around the elephant's shelter area. Taking in all the smells and even a taste of food. He does have a feisty spirit about him while at same time a sad and lost one as well. Over time I am confident that will change with the nurturing HERD is providing. The day he runs toward and is accepted into the herd is going to be happy tears from me. Bless his heart and may he continue to heal from his trauma and grow strong ❤
Going in where the big elephants are. Wonder if they would smell where he has been? I have a feeling he is going to a determined spirit more than Mambo.
I think you're right! I'll bet Mambo will learn a thing or two from Phabeni!
Agreed!!
I think your right! But also feel that Mambo could be the one to straighten him out! Will be exciting to see which one will take him under their wing 😀
@@Renee29forever I’m looking forward to it!
Hi Kirri!!! Its so exciting!! Be well my friend!@@kirri1312
Thanks very much Adine 🌹 and all for the wonderful work you do for these beautiful animals ❤❤❤hi lammie ❤️ hi Phabeni ❤️. Lammie was must at ease with khanisa ❤️😅😅😅
Morning all at Herd, it's lovely to hear you speaking with Phabeni,in baby ele speak 😊 .!! He's a real feisty wee character,knows what he wants, he's lovely.!! Lammie is Mr dependable, he's brilliant.and what a beautiful laugh the girl has.!! What a lovely way to start my day, with a look on at Herd
Phabeni seems more reserved, cautious than Khanyisa was. I hope he’ll open up and relax and enjoy being with the others. I’m sure Khanyisa, Timisa and the others will make him feel loved and safe. Maybe when he’s with a “mommy” ellie, he’ll feel more at home.
Cute baby❤🐘
How awesome for him to visit the Herds space outside of the orphanage to begin getting him acclimated.
He's cautious but feels protected as well.
Peace to all.
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Thank you for the videos of Phabeni. He is adorable and we care very much about him. After Fenya I get worried if I don’t see a video about Phabeni for a few days. So thank you, thank you, for keeping us updated. Happy new year and here’s wishing Phabeni and everyone at Herd happiness and health in the new year!
I can see some improvement in the little elephant, Lamie and you guys are amazing. The little soul is so lost, I'm sure you will fix this in time. God bless you all. 🇬🇧❤
Patience, perseverance and love. Phabeni will withdraw. Yes, yes, yes.
Another Beautiful Baby Elephant ❤❤❤❤❤
Time, attention and love are great elixirs. Phabeni will learn he is safe and loved...in his own time. Patience to let him get there. 💝
Lammie, Bless her heart, is slowing down...❤ Or...maybe not😅She's just tired..It must be hot, too, in the bush
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Lammie is nearing the end of her natural lifespan; Adine talked about it one video I believe the lifespan for her breed is around 10 years old.
I love Lammie ❤Phabeni looks good and happy and growing. Happy new year to all of you and all the baby orphans and herd and especially my girl Khanyisa kisses and love♥️
Adine gives us information regularly and honestly. Many questions come fromn those who could check the most recent posts for answers.
Thank you to those who are supportive, patient and especially respectful to HERD. ❤ Thank you from around the world for everything you do at the reserve... and especially for helping Phabeni who's won ALL of our hearts.
I agree. There are three things I find increasingly annoying about the comments: 1 the lack of patience (s.th. those commentators could learn from HERD, 2 the armchair experts (graduated from youtube university), 3 the mind-reading fortune tellers.
All three groups like to disguise their unsolicited advice as concern.
The person asking the question didn’t do anything inappropriately. They are entitled to ask.
I thought this channel was supposed to be educational, or is it simply a fund-raiser to milk North American matrons, as they uncritically watch seemingly incessant milk-feeding videos?
You are old enough to recall that the worldwide web was originally established to promote discussion and critical thinking. To deter new posters from asking reasonable questions, as you are trying to do, is downright ignorant.
You have been around long enough now to know that HERD have an established digital team behind the curtains. Enough, I would say, that they should be answering all questions with a degree of transparency, which they currently do not.
What did today's video teach, if anything? An elderly sheep wandering around the homestead with a lost calf. You claim honesty - I would prefer the term transparency: why are the audience not told about weight gain or loss, which you know full well, or should do, is conducted on a weekly basis? The lack of transparency is too often apparent: what are the team thinking about a potential adoptive mother? You don't know and neither do I. If these videos are supposed to be an insight into raising an elephant orphan, then these are legitimate questions which are too often not addressed - and which cooing matriarchs like you seek to smooth over with your doubtless morning coffee.
Your cheerleading and missing emojis are better suited to milk-drinking videos. If people support this channel by watching videos, they are entitled to raise questions - and have reasonable and prompt answers.
@@olgafred9508 See my reply to Mortal Clown. I cant be arsed to add emojis for you. It seems a reasonable assumption from your irritated comments that you do not possess a scientific background and are content to accept information uncritically. Uncritical thinking like you seem to possess encourages bad practice and lack of transparency.
Thank you. Those above need to find their own kindness, patience and empathy for everyone who are making concerned comments.
Thank you for your eloquent comment and explanation. Much appreciated.
Phabeni is different than little K...but she was so hurt...that head butting was out of the question. The poor thing was so fragile that romping and running after the carers was something she couldnt do! Phabeni is a little stubborn...but its that stubborness that will help him pull through! He doesnt love people the way she did...but thats okay...neither does Bubi, Setombe or the 2 big bulls! He is different, but still deserves every ounce of love! I truly believe when he joins the herd...they will sort it out! Meantime we know you will do your best to love him and give him a forever family! I pray for his health and mental well being...and can understand your removing Spotty for a while until he calms down. I often think when he runs at you....that he simply wants to play...and doesnt realize your hoomans! Either way....he has come a long way! Im proud of him and grateful for all the time and love you have invested in him! Khanyisa head butts Timi all the time...is he really any different? LOL Thank you Herd!!❤❤❤❤
Phabeni 's health seems so much improved 😍! Much thanks Adine and HERD Carers! As monumental the challenge to achieve physical health, so goes the challenge to achieve mental emotional health. We can see what this baby 🐘has suffered physically, but we don't know exactly what he suffered emotionally/traumatically, other than the obvious loss of his herd.Perhaps he witnessed something traumatic in addition to becoming separated from his mom/herd. In one HERD video, Adine wrote something about Mambo the young bull receiving comfort from Fishan, the elder bull. Perhaps Phabeni's ultimate soul healing will come from a Jabulani herd elder bull, when he's healthier and a little older, as he's basically an 🐘 infant. Meanwhile, he has the best 🐘 support system in the world and we have a front seat view of his journey. You are loved, Phabeni 😍
There are plenty of mothers and allomothers waiting in the wings to shower their love and care on Phabeni!
This baby Elle looks really sad there was no one to visit with, he is very different than khan
Phabeni knows full well he MUST be accepted by the herd first = He is very clever and respectful of his elders Especially the bull = Wish more human kids behaved like him 😅😅😅
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I wonder if Phabeni was rejected by his first herd and that’s why he is so hesitant around the other elephants.
Phabeni is so cute the way he gives Adine the side eye, he's so independent ,adorable
Lammie is such a sweetheart....You can see the lameness in her legs...She did good all those years
Beautiful baby boy. ❤️🐘🐑
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We don’t know what happened to this baby boy! He seems so vulnerable . ❤
He does seem more traumatized than Khanyisa. There's no telling what he went through. I hope he pulls out of it soon. He seems so depressed, but maybe I'm anthropomorphizing. 🙏🐘🙏
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he does not seem physically well.
he needs to be paired with a mother elephant from the herd sooner rather than later or i fear he will die in 2024.
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie3 Khanyisa had a lot of physical problems to heal from before she had much interaction with the herd. Phabeni has different kinds of problems that aren't as obvious as Khanyisa's. People suffering from depression, anxiety and trauma (physical or emotional) tend to need more time. I'm confident the vets and other experts at HERD will see to it Phabeni has everything he needs, including time, to acclimate to his surroundings. Each elephant is different and must be given proper respect to adapt.
@@user-lb8bg6kj9mwhile well-meaning, I’d suggest that your fears / predictions are founded on absolutely nothing at all. He needs to gain a lot more physical and emotional strength before he can be introduced to the herd. Elephants social dynamics are complex and the elephants are all strangers to him. There are other young ones in the herd, as well as teenagers (ele equivalents) who can be boisterous. Introducing him to the herd prematurely can in the worst case cause harm on both sides. They are taking the right approach by letting him gain strength first, and let himself be introduced gradually on his own terms. You can see how unsure and subdued he seems around them when they were on the other side of the fence. It is understandable that humans lack patience but patience is exactly what is needed here.
@@user-lb8bg6kj9m I'm pretty sure they plan to introduce him to the herd as soon as possible. I agree that mothering will definitely speed up his process, but it still must be at the right moment or it will traumatize him further. He's not dying; plenty of bottles, love from Adine and the carers, good survival instincts and skills, and a feisty personality- he's got a lot going for him. Momma ele is coming soon!
Awww he waited for his buddy, Lammie, to make sure she was coming along, too.
He's depressed. My heart breaks for him.
I love the white trim around his feet. So cute
So good showing phabeni around and lammie is a good girl ❤
Wow ! what a happiness this morning what a big surprise to watch Phabeni Lammie for a long walk to the Homestead A very good idea !! Phabeni smells and wants to test the leaves. lucerne!! A very great progress indeed !! I think he will be very happy and will feel good in the bush with the herd !!
You are right Adine !! he is the Boss !!! not used to obey !! he does what he wants when he wants !!!amazing character !😃 he is so cute with its beautiful white toes !! 😃 Phab grew up too !!! and seems very healthy !!! Thank you so much again !!!!! it really needs to be patient !! have a very lovely day with this tiny bull !!! I feel very happy !! 🙏🏼💕🐘💕❤️🇫🇷🎈
I’m worried about phaheni i’ll search for hours and hours on baby elephants, and I have never seen a baby elephant with the cheekbones like his there’s nothing I can do with it breaks my heart. Let’s pray you’ll be OK. Hang in there we love you.
Phabeni is so sweet. So when the other elephants return, will they know that Phabeni was there? Lammie is such a sweetheart as well! Love the tail! 😊
I treasure this time to watch and learn and enjoy the new bull, calf, elephant at Herd Orphanage with the guiding soul of Adine and her team of carers that are precious beyond measure. Lammie is such an integral part of their team...🐑❤🐘
Lovely to see sweet Khensani with "her baby"! You can see she adores Phabeni 🧡 The little guy is indeed very different from how Khanyisa was as a little Elephant. But, yes, he has his own journey to make and it seems a little more time will be needed until he really settles. But I believe this will only make him stronger and more confident over time. We all want to see FabPhab thrive and be happy 💪 😊🩵🐘🩵 Lammie seems to be limping a little more. She's like me - getting old with the joy it brings - like arthritis etc!! Not fun eh Lammie? 🙄😖😂 Thank you Adine and Khensani for this sweet video. Love to you all 🧡🐘🐑🧡🙏🙏
I noticed her stiffness and limping too. I wonder if they give her(him?) anything for that? I hope so.
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie3 I know they have meds they give Fishan for his leg, so I'm sure they'll see to it Lammie gets what she needs. They've had some rain lately (thankfully), and as most who have arthritis know, dampness can make you miserable.
I believe there's anti-inflamatory medication for animals and exercise is important - but little and often🩷🐑🩷🙏
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@@susanfeneleyThat's right Susan. It's also true about weather affecting the condition. The cold and damp cause me difficulty. But I cannot complain - I can walk and am blessed really. We can't stop ageing can we? 🙄😉😊🧡
@@susanfeneley so true about the damp. I had forgotten that they give Fishan meds for his pain & inflammation. Thank you for reminding me, that puts my mind at ease. :^)
❤ Anyone who has not seen his story it is helpful and was posted on November 20. He is😢 beautiful, tiny, scared. It helps to see the difference in 5 weeks.
Little sweet boy. Hes learning his way, but must be so hard. Lammie is a constant companion but where is baby Spotty?
Thank you for sharing part of your day.
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Phabeni seems to be growing a little more confident. Nice to see.
Gracias ADINE ! La oveja 🐑 Lamie siempre leal compañera de los bebés elefantitos 🐘🐘🐘 en el orfanato Aquí llegando al establo detrás llega el pequeño elefantito 🐘 Phabeni siempre obedientes escuchan el llamado de Mamá humana ADINE. Gracias al señor cuidador por estar pendiente en su trabajo
Phabeni seems either shyer or more timid than Khenisia did. Thank goodness for Lammie what an important role he plays. Love to all of you from Michigan USA
Lammie seems to be growing on Phabeni. The latter wants to extend a hand of friendship.
🫶Let’s go and explore. Yay! There’s so much to see, smell and discover 🐘🐑💞
I love everything about Herd… lammie is my favorite though ❤
There is some beautiful help at the orphanage
Phabi is definitely more wary of new things. I'm sure it saved his life while he was alone. Khaniysa, once out of physical pain, would rush to explore. But maybe bc she was a little older.
Reminds me of the saying "like trying to herd cats" 😊 I hope the little one can continue to grow and heal in the presence of such excellent care. It takes real dedication - thank you for all you do 🙏💚
Just like humans, he has his own personality, and, yes, very different from Khanyisa, although she was so injured, her feisty didn’t appear until later. But he seems very intent on showing his independence 😂❤❤❤
Lammie is a great companion!
When lammi dies you need to get a bronze statue lammi your a legend thank you for being a caring lammi ❤
Astonishing vast blue skies.
Lovely video. Poor Lammie, I sympathise with the arthritis. Where is her apprentice Spotty ? ❤
Hello Adine, I feel inspired by your beautiful elephants & little Phabeni is so adorable. 😊
Happy New year Lammie and Happy New year Baby Phabeni ❤❤
I hope he makes it may the creator of everything bless him with strength, health, power and vibration
he has his own unique personality. Khaniysa was always so curious.Tigere says she always likes to explore. And she was very quick to understand how she fit in. She has always felt her family see her as special and she just loves it. Remember how she would chase Lammie and Ningu away from her sweet potatoes. She can get a little "bossy" and cheeky. But she is a girl and quite an extrovert and she doesn't hesitate to step in. Phabeni will come into his own in due course. Maybe he will enjoy being a bit of a loner like Samopane. It will be interesting to watch his development. Right now he's a momma's boy and quite shy.
Yes. Khanyisa will possibly become a matriarch of the herd as was mentioned last year.
Yes, it will be interesting to see what his real personality is once he’s more settled and improves even more physically and emotionally.
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I've never noticed the elephant tracks in the concrete at the homestead! 😊
Hi from Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.
Let me start by saying that I enjoy your videos immensely.
Lammie looks like she is struggling today, and I know that you give her the very best of care. I can see that she is throwing her head back when she walks and am wondering if maybe a little hoof trim might change the angle when her front feet hit the ground.
I am sure that you are on top of it, and at her age, it could be her joints.
Just a thought.
I have been most impressed by yourself and the other carers, particularly in a recent case where the baby was too far gone to make it.
God bless all of you.
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