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Sponsor an Elephant

GREAT GIFT for the person who doesn’t quite have everything!
Don’t forget to enter the Name of the Elephant you want to sponsor and the Name to go on the Certificate, on the Pay Pal Page where it asks for Elephant Name and Certificate Name (below the shipping address)

Just 16$US

Mae Taeng Elephant Park invites you to Sponsor an Elephant and directly support the cost of food and, where necessary, medical care for one of our elephants in the park.
This is a Great Gift Idea !So when you visit our park, please visit the galley and sponsor an elephant or click on the Pay Pal Button to buy on line.

We will send you a Sponsorship Certificate with the name of the elephant and some personal information and the name of the person who will receive the certificate, so it’s a great way for you, your friends and family to help support Asian elephants at Maetaeng Elephant Park

We have listed 24 of our herd of 60 elephants for you to choose from.

NONG MAI

Nong Mai arrived with her mother when she was a baby, now she has a baby of her own (the 3rd generation)

MAE BOON MEE

Mae Boon Mee is a 35 Yr old female who previously worked in the logging industry before arriving at Mae Taeng Elephant Park

MAE JAAN

Mae Jaan worked in the logging industry throughout Thailand. Her Mahout would sometimes travel for months looking for work.

MAE NOI

Mae Noi is the mother of Orichai. Mae Noi was reunited with her 2nd son Orichai at our park in 2009.

ORICHAI

Orichai is a male with many talents that he and his Mahout Kaeng have honed over time. He is one of our first elephant artists & loves playing football

THONG THEA

Thong Thea is one of our oldest elephant. She born in 1954 and spent most of her early years working in the harsh conditions of the logging industry.

KEAW

Like many elephants Keaw spent her early years in the logging industry, she is now a favourite with visitors to our park

NEU

The name Neu loosely translates to New One. She was born in 2000 and lives in the park with her mother and sister

RAMBO

Rambo is still a baby and he arrived here when he was just 4 years old. He quickly bonded with our other youngsters in the herd

SOM

Som was born in our park and now she is expecting her first baby in June

THONG BAI

Like so many mature elephants, Thong Bai spent her early years in the harsh world of commercial logging

MAE BOON MAI

Mae Boon Mai was born in 1975, her daughter and grandson are also at the park and they are a very close family

Miss Meytinee Suenikom & Family and Mr. Tommy Yuin

Sponsor Mae Boonmaa with a Fantastic 13,000Baht Donation.

Congratulations on becoming Sponsor of the month


MAE LUANG Mae Luang was born in 1972 in LamPang Thailand. Mae Luang worked in the logging industry from the age of 12 until just 4 years ago

	SIRIPORN Siriporn arrived at the park in 2004 from Surin Thailand where she earned a living for her previous owner walking the streets of Surin Thailand.

		PU LUANG Pu Luang arrived at maeTaeng Elephant park in 2005. He used to work in the logging industry.

		SUDA Suda is a talented painter with hundreds of paintings on paper, silk and tee shirts. Funds raised by her Art sales support the Elephant Clinic at our park.

		TANG MOO Tang moo is a 40 year old elephants who spent her early years in the logging industry

			NUM CHOK Num Chok, like so many mature elephants spent her early years in logging and it’s believed this has led to many elephants reaching maturity without ever mating or having babies

			SAITHONG Saithong is a new arrival to our park, joining our herd in January 2011. She spent her early years in the logging industry

			SOMWANG Somwang was born in Mae Jam and came to our park when he was still very young. His name means “What you wish for”

		MAI MAI Mai Mai is a 40 year old elephant who only arrived in our park in January 2011. Her early years were spent in the logging industry

			MAE KAM MOON Mae Kam Moon spent her early years in the harsh conditions in the logging industry. She had her first baby in October 2009

MAE BOON TONG

Mae Boon Tong is 35 years old. She gave birth to her 5th baby in January 2010 so is currently not participating in the daily activities at the park.


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