HELP ELEPHANTS LIKE BABY PANTON ! (INTERNATIONAL ELEPHANT PROJECT).

 

Save a Calf. Secure a Species. Donate by 31 December Dear friend, Baby Panton, a Sumatran elephant calf, was found weak, alone, and starving. Separated from his herd, the tiny calf had no chance of survival without urgent help. Thankfully, the Wildlife Ambulance team reached him just in time. They treated his dehydration and are now nursing him back to health. But his story is about more than one calf. By donating to help babies like Panton, you’re protecting the next generation of Sumatran elephants. You’re helping to save an entire species from the brink of Extinction. Donate Now Baby Panton at the Elephant Conservation Centre, recovering from his traumatic experience. Without urgent care, sick, injured, and abandoned wild elephants face slow, painful deaths. And with every life lost, the future of their species grows even dimmer. Help is needed to make sure that elephants like Panton are not the last of their kind. Your gift will keep the Wildlife Ambulance in the field, providing life-saving care to sick, injured, and orphaned elephants. Every donation delivers medicine, nourishment, and hope to the calves who will grow strong and help sustain their species. Donate Now Thank you for choosing to protect these precious animals and the future of their kind. Together, we can ensure that baby elephants like Panton thrive—and that their species does, too. Yours for Sumatra’s elephants, Leif Cocks OAM Founder International Elephant Project P.S. Don’t wait—your chance to help elephants like Baby Panton ends on 31st December. Make your gift today to ensure the Wildlife Ambulance can continue saving lives in 2025. All donations in Australia and the USA are tax deductible. Our mailing address is : International Elephant Project, PO BOX 1414, South Perth, WA 6951, Australia