Madam Daphne is a hero not only to my beautiful Kenya but to the world as a whole, I am happy to have shared this earth with great human beings like Madam Shedrick, Nelson Mandela, Malala and Suu Kyi.
KELVIN Kevin what has colour got to do with it.go to hell my friend.i am an African from Nigeria and I'm fed up with blacks like yourself constantly complaining about anything and everything.who is stopping blacks from setting up animal shelters and charities to help the animals that inhabit Africa? The bitter truth is that we Africans cannot be bothered to do anything and instead we moan,whine,whinge,groan, then connive with poachers to hunt down and slaughter these most magnificent creatures.what is your point? Instead of just insinuating about nothing,go and contribute time and money towards the welfare and protection of these elephants.
Such an amazing woman. I have been watching every video on her, the trust, and what they’re all doing. Just amazing. I just adopted two elephants for my godchildren
Dame Daphne you started something magnificent & even though you have left this earth, your family continues this beautiful sanctuary. What a great video showing the orphans &their keepers who watch over them & educating people about these majestic elephants.
It's a beautiful video. Daphne Sheldrick is one phenomenal woman, rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned elephants. at the Nairobi Elephant Orphanage in Kenya. She has spent 40 years dedicating her life for the elephants and you will see that they treat her like their family. This is touching.
What an amazing legacy Dame Daphne Sheldrick has left on the world through complete commitment to her positive vision of not only saving the elephants but educating the world to their plight ... real love is what it is about !!
This is a lovely film about orphaned elephants and Dame Daphne Sheldrick. Following on the work she first started and with her late husband, All the people involved in saving Elephants has been a remarkable life achievement, Dame Daphne together with her staff has also shown the world that conservation is very much needed, may she continue to do her pioneering work for many years to come, God Bless her and her elephant keepers who are helping these babies to survive....
Great story. . .I'd give anything to be able to work there with these beautiful, loving animals. Don't know what it is about Elephants, but I adore them.
Just an amazing creature , SO small and cute , cuddly and playful YET to become the biggest walking creature on this earth. We have a lot to learn from these majestic creatures. Empathy, Compassion and most of all FAMILY.
Elephants are a sacred symbol for many religions for this reason: they teach us that power, abundance and greatness come from being compassionate, sweet and peaceful, from loving and taking care of those around us, and of our world.
I knew that elephants mourn their dead, but I didn't know they revisited the remains. That is amazing. We have a lot to learn about compassion from these elephants. These videos should be translated and distributed to influence China's market for ivory. I myself am Chinese and I'm not aware of anyone in my family owning ivory pieces, I believe it's seen as a old world tradition/superstition.
SOPHIA PANG, China is not the problem. JAPAN refuses to stop buying ivory. They love ivory and don't mind the outrageous cost. One tusk sells for $60,000 on the Black Market. Then it is sold openly and legally in any form in Japan. Many nations are putting hard pressures on Japan but they just ignore it. Poachers can't be everwhere so they set up snares made of razer sharp wire. The elephants step in, then can't get out. An elephant is pregnant for 22 MONTHS. A baby nurses for two to three years. And stays with it's mother and herd until about 10 yrs old or even the rest of it' life. Then about five years later begins having her own babies. Females have a window of just FIVE days once a YEAR that they can get pregnant. It takes about 30 years for tusks to grow large enough to be profitable. All of those years can be taken away with just ONE bullet to the brain. Poisoned arrows take a few days to a week. Snars keep the elephants in place until the poachers come back for the kill. Elephants are not easily replaceable. The woman in this video is Daphne Sheldrick. She created the Baby Elephants Orphanage 50 years ago to honor her late husband, David. and it is amazing. Go to the website: DavidSheldrickWildlifeTrust to learn more about all things Elephant.
I'm a supporter of animal rights, and make donations to animal sanctuaries when I can. I had an acquaintance whom I had a falling out with when he brought me to his house with some friends. Before that day, I didn't know that he was a collector of animal heads and elephant tusks as trophies, along with animal skins as rugs. As soon as I saw his" COLLECTION " as he called it, I lost my head and started screaming at him for being such a monster before kicking him with all my might when he tried to restrain me, and rushing out. I later learned that he was also supportive of poachers, and hunting, which I abhorred; I refused to speak with him after that, and I don't want to ever see him again.
Sophia Pang Yes, and they also have very long memories. There is an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee where old circus and zoo females (special facility an California for bulls due to them having Musth...or going psycho for a few weeks of the year) can retire permanently with thousands of acres to roam. It has forests, huge rivers, and a nice heated barn that the elephants are free to in and out of on their own free will. No chains or bull hooks used. There was an old episode many years ago where the New Orleans Zoo decided to retire their old lone female elephant to this sanctuary. She had been a circus elephant, one hind leg was disfigured from being busted, and she had not seen another elephant for over 20 years. She did NOT want to go into the transport truck. When they got to the sanctuary she was very nervous (temporary cage for quarantine and to let her settle), but greeted the free elephants as they came up to welcome her. That light, after everyone left, one last elephant came up from the huge pasture to say high. There is rare footage of what happened next online on TH-cam. The old female had her back to the barn door. Probably processing what happened that day, and possible still nervous. When the last female came by to sniff and say hi. When the younger female called out the older female suddenly perked up and turned around to face the new comer. THEY BOTH WENT BONKERS WITH EXCITEMENT.. That entire night they screamed with joy and actually bent the huge bars separating them in order to try to get closer to each other! The staff, amazed did some research, and discovered something fantastic. Both elephants had come from the same circus from over 20 years ago!! The older female had been at the circus when the younger female had been a baby after being taken from India and forced to preform. The older female had been like a mother to this scared terrified calf, and after over 20 years they still remembered each other!! The staff immediately opened the now bent gate and the two immediately set off, the youngster showing her adaptive mom all the wonder that awaited her. As a young hunter (I shoot it I eat it unless severely injured or obviously diseased. Then it is a mercy kill). it made me cry my eyes out. I swore after that that I would NEVER shoot an elephant. If I ever go to Africa or Asia, the only thing a I would shoot...would be a camera. I also don’t do circuses or zoos. Seeing that changed my view on wildlife. I still hunted. But I have also helped wild animals and other creatures. If you take, you need to give back too!
So touching how the rescued orphans team up with the humans to help a new arrival who is deep in grief to find their will to live. Love the work you do DWST.
Great respect and admiration for this lady and the keepers. It's amazing to learn that elephants mourn the deaths of their loved ones and even years afterwards return and revere their remains. More pressure must be put on the ivory market so that poaching will be curtailed and eventually eliminated.
Dame Daphne Sheldrick has worked for so many years now to raise and reintroduce small elephants into the wild when they are young adults. She is truly an angel with endless love of elephants and her work is so incredibly important. She really makes a difference. All the love in the world from me, Daphne!
I have a great admiration for Ms. Sheldrick. I also envy her. "Put the bad things behind. Turn the page, and get on with living." Wise words to live by.
The World Needs more people this! 💯 I love baby elephants and it made me cry tears of sorrow but also joy. Sorrow for the situation these babies are in. Joy for the help they received.
Makes me so happy that there are people who are compassionate towards the plight of elephants, I love elephants so much! These animals are so kind, gentle, and caring, I hope that we can come together and help support places like the Sheldrick Foundation who are working to protect these majestic creatures.
Allison, this is Beth....yes, I love these beautiful and gentle beings...and I love that you bring out their plights to the world in such a touching and heartfelt way. Thank you xx
I've gotten so I can't not watch these elephant videos, but I also tear up at many, the happy ones as well as those not so happy . . . darn onions! ;-) What these people do is so excellent! If I could imagine a bucket list, visiting these places (DSWT, Lions' Rock, Tsavo, Hwuange, etc.) would comprise the lot. Of course, I would probably have to take cases of tissues!
I remember seeing this about her dying of a broken heart. She really taught me how wonderful elephants are. How loving and family oriented. God Bless You!
Touching and beautiful! Thank you for enlightening us, for being there for these beautiful creatures and the dedication to their well being. May we continue to save those that need us xoxo
This is the opposite end to the stories where human stupidity causes the death of animals and the destruction of nature. In this story, we learn that human love and intelligence can save nature and create new avenues for life to develop. Humanity, when working in accordance to the laws of nature, and from a place of compassion, can achieve miracles. If only we acted from this place more often. Thank you, Argo Films, for this beautiful short film.
Read her book! Fascinating. So many baby elephants died because various milks weren't enough to sustain them so she found out that coconut milk nurtured them & they survived. Bless this caring woman!
Great respect and admiration for this lady and the keepers. It's thought-provoking and heart-wrenching to learn that elephants mourn the deaths of their loved ones and even years afterwards return and revere their remains. More pressure must be put on the ivory market so that poaching will be curtailed and eventually eliminated.
I love to watch old documents like this where I can see more stories of Sheldrick and their elephants from long time ago. Here I can see Malaika when she's still alive and little Ilingwezi when she first came to the orphanage, this must be firmed by 1999. So lovely. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Beautiful and moving... Daphne is a special person. The plight of wild elephants has reached a crisis point and still we see poaching. Why can't people read "hearts" too - we could learn a lot from the Elephants.
RIP Mrs D. Your heart is not that of a humans....but of a Elephant Matriarch. When you got to heaven, you were welcomed into the eternal elephant heard with open trunks.😭
Elephants are the largest land animal and a truly majestic part of our Earth family. It is our duty to protect elephants and secure a wild habitat for them to thrive. Thank you so much Daphne for giving these babies a second chance!
+Sick side Worldwide no, I understand your anger, but we must teach compassion. I'm glad though you are human enough to care about these beautiful creatures.
Rest in peace Dame Daphne. You will always be remembered as a kind hearted woman. 💟
She is and always will be the Queen of the Elephants.... 👑
how can anyone watch this and not be filled with love for those babies and those keepers...so lovely
I'm still crying.
I visited this orphanage two years ago. Such a magical place it is.
Thankyou for caring about these precious Elephants
RIP daphne you have dedicated 40yrs of your life protecting the elephants may your soul rest in peace.
"They can read your heart" what amazing out of this world creatures elephants are.
OMG, this is so beautiful. How the baby feels so much better after getting in contact with the other elephants.
Madam Daphne is a hero not only to my beautiful Kenya but to the world as a whole, I am happy to have shared this earth with great human beings like Madam Shedrick, Nelson Mandela, Malala and Suu Kyi.
The world needs more people like her.
KELVIN Kevin what has colour got to do with it.go to hell my friend.i am an African from Nigeria and I'm fed up with blacks like yourself constantly complaining about anything and everything.who is stopping blacks from setting up animal shelters and charities to help the animals that inhabit Africa? The bitter truth is that we Africans cannot be bothered to do anything and instead we moan,whine,whinge,groan, then connive with poachers to hunt down and slaughter these most magnificent creatures.what is your point? Instead of just insinuating about nothing,go and contribute time and money towards the welfare and protection of these elephants.
Sam Warmate
Well said!
James sitati
Amen 🙏
Janet McDonald thank u,much appreciated!
what a wonderful team, thank you for your kindness
What these orphaned elephants do when they see this woman. Brought tears in my eyes!!! WOW
Such an amazing woman. I have been watching every video on her, the trust, and what they’re all doing. Just amazing. I just adopted two elephants for my godchildren
More and more people should donate in this noble act and create world wide movement against poaching for Ivory.
Dame Daphne you started something magnificent & even though you have left this earth, your family continues this beautiful sanctuary. What a great video showing the orphans &their keepers who watch over them & educating people about these majestic elephants.
and kudo's to the keepers. those guys spending nights beside the calves has great compassion
Miss Daphne is an Amazing, Awesome Woman..I LOVE Her and She teaches all of us about the Elephants and Wild Animals..She is Very Special..
aw, got me right in the feels when the little orphan at the end started getting better when she saw other elephants.
It's a beautiful video. Daphne Sheldrick is one phenomenal woman, rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned elephants. at the Nairobi Elephant Orphanage in Kenya. She has spent 40 years dedicating her life for the elephants and you will see that they treat her like their family. This is touching.
She IS their family, the caretakers and each other are the only family they have!
Thank you Ms. Sheldrick for saving the most beautiful creatures in planet we need them in our lives
What an amazing legacy Dame Daphne Sheldrick has left on the world through complete commitment to her positive vision of not only saving the elephants but educating the world to their plight ... real love is what it is about !!
Thank you Daphne for your kind work!
There are no words how sad this is! Hope these elephants can find joy!
This is a lovely film about orphaned elephants and Dame Daphne Sheldrick. Following on the work she first started and with her late husband, All the people involved in saving Elephants has been a remarkable life achievement, Dame Daphne together with her staff has also shown the world that conservation is very much needed, may she continue to do her pioneering work for many years to come, God Bless her and her elephant keepers who are helping these babies to survive....
Daphne Sheldrick is the Mother Teresa of the Elephant world. She too is as precious as the elephants she saves and loves.
I love what Daphne and the keepers do for these wonderful animals.
Great story. . .I'd give anything to be able to work there with these beautiful, loving animals. Don't know what it is about Elephants, but I adore them.
Thank god for beautiful people like this lady
Just an amazing creature , SO small and cute , cuddly and playful YET to become the biggest walking creature on this earth. We have a lot to learn from these majestic creatures. Empathy, Compassion and most of all FAMILY.
Elephants are a sacred symbol for many religions for this reason: they teach us that power, abundance and greatness come from being compassionate, sweet and peaceful, from loving and taking care of those around us, and of our world.
Kaylasa, I completely agree.
I knew that elephants mourn their dead, but I didn't know they revisited the remains. That is amazing. We have a lot to learn about compassion from these elephants. These videos should be translated and distributed to influence China's market for ivory. I myself am Chinese and I'm not aware of anyone in my family owning ivory pieces, I believe it's seen as a old world tradition/superstition.
SOPHIA PANG, China is not the problem. JAPAN refuses to stop buying ivory. They love ivory and don't mind the outrageous cost. One tusk sells for $60,000 on the Black Market. Then it is sold openly and legally in any form in Japan. Many nations are putting hard pressures on Japan but they just ignore it. Poachers can't be everwhere so they set up snares made of razer sharp wire. The elephants step in, then can't get out. An elephant is pregnant for 22 MONTHS. A baby nurses for two to three years. And stays with it's mother and herd until about 10 yrs old or even the rest of it' life. Then about five years later begins having her own babies. Females have a window of just FIVE days once a YEAR that they can get pregnant. It takes about 30 years for tusks to grow large enough to be profitable. All of those years can be taken away with just ONE bullet to the brain. Poisoned arrows take a few days to a week. Snars keep the elephants in place until the poachers come back for the kill. Elephants are not easily replaceable. The woman in this video is Daphne Sheldrick. She created the Baby Elephants Orphanage 50 years ago to honor her late husband, David. and it is amazing. Go to the website: DavidSheldrickWildlifeTrust to learn more about all things Elephant.
I'm a supporter of animal rights, and make donations to animal sanctuaries when I can.
I had an acquaintance whom I had a falling out with when he brought me to his house with some friends. Before that day, I didn't know that he was a collector of animal heads and elephant tusks as trophies, along with animal skins as rugs. As soon as I saw his" COLLECTION " as he called it, I lost my head and started screaming at him for being such a monster before kicking him with all my might when he tried to restrain me, and rushing out.
I later learned that he was also supportive of poachers, and hunting, which I abhorred; I refused to speak with him after that, and I don't want to ever see him again.
Sophia Pang
Yes, and they also have very long memories.
There is an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee where old circus and zoo females (special facility an California for bulls due to them having Musth...or going psycho for a few weeks of the year) can retire permanently with thousands of acres to roam.
It has forests, huge rivers, and a nice heated barn that the elephants are free to in and out of on their own free will. No chains or bull hooks used.
There was an old episode many years ago where the New Orleans Zoo decided to retire their old lone female elephant to this sanctuary.
She had been a circus elephant, one hind leg was disfigured from being busted, and she had not seen another elephant for over 20 years.
She did NOT want to go into the transport truck.
When they got to the sanctuary she was very nervous (temporary cage for quarantine and to let her settle), but greeted the free elephants as they came up to welcome her.
That light, after everyone left, one last elephant came up from the huge pasture to say high.
There is rare footage of what happened next online on TH-cam.
The old female had her back to the barn door. Probably processing what happened that day, and possible still nervous. When the last female came by to sniff and say hi. When the younger female called out the older female suddenly perked up and turned around to face the new comer.
THEY BOTH WENT BONKERS WITH EXCITEMENT..
That entire night they screamed with joy and actually bent the huge bars separating them in order to try to get closer to each other!
The staff, amazed did some research, and discovered something fantastic.
Both elephants had come from the same circus from over 20 years ago!!
The older female had been at the circus when the younger female had been a baby after being taken from India and forced to preform.
The older female had been like a mother to this scared terrified calf, and after over 20 years they still remembered each other!!
The staff immediately opened the now bent gate and the two immediately set off, the youngster showing her adaptive mom all the wonder that awaited her.
As a young hunter (I shoot it I eat it unless severely injured or obviously diseased. Then it is a mercy kill). it made me cry my eyes out. I swore after that that I would NEVER shoot an elephant. If I ever go to Africa or Asia, the only thing a I would shoot...would be a camera.
I also don’t do circuses or zoos.
Seeing that changed my view on wildlife.
I still hunted. But I have also helped wild animals and other creatures.
If you take, you need to give back too!
Rip Dame Daphne you will always be remembered
god bless each and every one of them for being there for the babys love this !!! shes an amazing woman
love her and those keepers.. thank you
a truly great woman, who demonstrates the heart of God Mother.
When I see little "Ganesha" running around family, it just gives me goose-bumps. I see as if my grand-son is running & chirping
So touching how the rescued orphans team up with the humans to help a new arrival who is deep in grief to find their will to live. Love the work you do DWST.
ALL my love, energy and encouragement for all of you! Thanks for taking care of these beautiful creatures.
What a wonderful woman !
the highest regard for elephants and life.
Great respect and admiration for this lady and the keepers. It's amazing to learn that elephants mourn the deaths of their loved ones and even years afterwards return and revere their remains. More pressure must be put on the ivory market so that poaching will be curtailed and eventually eliminated.
GOD BLESS YOU FOR SAVING THEM THEY ARE OUR FAMILY JUST A PART OF THE BIGGER PICTURE ! every single one counts
Dame Daphne Sheldrick has worked for so many years now to raise and reintroduce small elephants into the wild when they are young adults. She is truly an angel with endless love of elephants and her work is so incredibly important. She really makes a difference. All the love in the world from me, Daphne!
The elephants are so beautiful
I have a great admiration for Ms. Sheldrick. I also envy her. "Put the bad things behind. Turn the page, and get on with living." Wise words to live by.
Daphne Sheldrick, my heroine!
Laurie Lanaro Slavin sadly for us all she passed away recently.MHSRIP
The World Needs more people this! 💯 I love baby elephants and it made me cry tears of sorrow but also joy. Sorrow for the situation these babies are in. Joy for the help they received.
You'll be highest angel in the heaven.
RIP Daphne 😭
So beautiful. Made me weepy. Extraordinary woman, Dame Daphne. Elephants are amazing, beautiful animals! We all need to protect them!
Wonderful and inspiring story
Thanks dear for sharing this wonderful experience
I love all of you! The babies, the wonderful caregivers, all❤️
A wonderful lady and team of people - thank you so much for all you do!
Makes me so happy that there are people who are compassionate towards the plight of elephants, I love elephants so much! These animals are so kind, gentle, and caring, I hope that we can come together and help support places like the Sheldrick Foundation who are working to protect these majestic creatures.
Allison, this is Beth....yes, I love these beautiful and gentle beings...and I love that you bring out their plights to the world in such a touching and heartfelt way. Thank you xx
I can't imagine why anyone would dislike this video. Dame Sheldrick is a treasure.
I've gotten so I can't not watch these elephant videos, but I also tear up at many, the happy ones as well as those not so happy . . . darn onions! ;-) What these people do is so excellent! If I could imagine a bucket list, visiting these places (DSWT, Lions' Rock, Tsavo, Hwuange, etc.) would comprise the lot. Of course, I would probably have to take cases of tissues!
Love how this is filmed, Allison....just so beautiful!
The most beautiful heartfelt film ever produced. Every story - each and every one more beautiful than the next. Genius pure genius
I remember seeing this about her dying of a broken heart. She really taught me how wonderful elephants are. How loving and family oriented.
God Bless You!
Inspirational and hopeful. Glad my daughter shared this with me.
Daphne is such a wonderful person. These elephants are so majestic and kind and help each other.
Touching and beautiful! Thank you for enlightening us, for being there for these beautiful creatures and the dedication to their well being. May we continue to save those that need us xoxo
so beautiful , memories of growing up in Kenya .................she looks and speaks just like my mum.
This is the best elephant documentary ever!!!
I love that line too, it made my eyes tear up a little :)
THEY ARE SO VERY SMART AND SO BEAUTIFUL !
Soooooooooo Beautiful!
Beautiful video ... brought tears!
This is the opposite end to the stories where human stupidity causes the death of animals and the destruction of nature. In this story, we learn that human love and intelligence can save nature and create new avenues for life to develop. Humanity, when working in accordance to the laws of nature, and from a place of compassion, can achieve miracles. If only we acted from this place more often. Thank you, Argo Films, for this beautiful short film.
true
Real humans..True heroes..Thank you so much 🐘🐘🐘🐘❤❤❤🙏
Thanks for caring, 79Bobola!! Daphne is amazing.
Read her book! Fascinating. So many baby elephants died because various milks weren't enough to sustain them so she found out that coconut milk nurtured them & they survived. Bless this caring woman!
Beautiful elephants and beautiful video. Very informative, thank you for sharing.
I’ve just watched this vid for the 1st time in years, and it’s brought a smile to my face but honestly more tears ...
That’s is adorable all the cuties babies are playing ball ..warmth my heart..
Thanks so much!!
I always love elephants so much, they are so beautiful, strong, loyal, protective & intelligent. 😊 The baby elephants are so adorable & beautiful. 💜
the keepers are amazing
Great respect and admiration for this lady and the keepers.
It's thought-provoking and heart-wrenching to learn that elephants mourn the deaths of their loved ones and even years afterwards return and revere their remains.
More pressure must be put on the ivory market so that poaching will be curtailed and eventually eliminated.
What a Lady!!! And the work she is doing.... I Want to join her.. May God bless the Lady...
Touched my heart ..literally cried ..how can someone be so cruel..I can imagine how tough it must be to live without their mother ..thanks to daphne..
a do ra bô (adorable) :). One baby running and rush to the tree, so cool :))
I love to watch old documents like this where I can see more stories of Sheldrick and their elephants from long time ago. Here I can see Malaika when she's still alive and little Ilingwezi when she first came to the orphanage, this must be firmed by 1999. So lovely. Thank you so much for sharing this.
DIOS Misericordioso acoja Su Alma y descanse en paz ,Señora Mamá humana Amorosa y Protectora de los elefantes 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🙏
Beautiful and moving... Daphne is a special person. The plight of wild elephants has reached a crisis point and still we see poaching. Why can't people read "hearts" too - we could learn a lot from the Elephants.
These are all really wonderful people.
Gott sei dank, dass es so eine Frau gibt!
RIP Mrs D.
Your heart is not that of a humans....but of a Elephant Matriarch.
When you got to heaven, you were welcomed into the eternal elephant heard with open trunks.😭
Thank you Daphine and Team stay loving and kind❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You have shown me so much
I Thankyou through my tears of joy
Elephants are the largest land animal and a truly majestic part of our Earth family. It is our duty to protect elephants and secure a wild habitat for them to thrive. Thank you so much Daphne for giving these babies a second chance!
this makes me hate those poachers even more. There should be heavy jail time for anyone who's killing or injuring elephants!
+lulubeloo i would like to do a holiday where you hunt poachers and big game hunters
+Sick side Worldwide no, I understand your anger, but we must teach compassion. I'm glad though you are human enough to care about these beautiful creatures.
Good luck. :P
No there should be death penalty for monsters whom kill sweet beautiful creatures as elephant!
+Honey love Bee and also people who eat meat, unless they must.
Great job , very caring people. Great way to start my day
Dame Daphne ik ben zo blij en trots dat ik een calf bij je mag fosteren je doet zulk goed werk dank je Ik geniet van je prachtige films Gr Yvonne
such loving kindness
What a tremendous commitment.
me gusta este video que gran equipo y que clase de personas mas hermosas como me gustaria estar por alla
God bless Daphne and the team
The keepers and so good and loving for those little orphans .💗💕
Sweet babies 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
12 poachers didn't like this video. disgusting people and disgusting buyers who contribute to the deaths of such beautiful creatures.
Well said..🙏
Beautiful spirits sharing one another's spirits!
Salute from India 🇮🇳 to Madam Daphne and the wonderful kind keepers