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Inondations imminentes : protégeons Lucky !
Nous lançons une campagne urgente pour construire un abri pour Lucky, notre Ă©lĂ©phante de 70 ans, afin de la protĂ©ger des inondations pendant la mousson. Actuellement en danger avec des niveaux de riviĂšre alarmants, chaque don est crucial pour Ă©tablir un refuge sĂ©curisĂ© rapidement, avant que les fortes pluies n’arrivent.
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Newsletter February 2025 – Funding urgently needed for the sanctuary and Lucky
The sanctuary has made important repairs for Lucky’s well-being, including insulation, sand deliveries, and emergency repairs totaling 4,920 CHF. Upcoming costs focus on replacing fences, covering her shelter, securing food supply, and reinforcing security. Donations and volunteer efforts are crucial for ongoing support and sustainability as financial reserves are lacking.
Keep readingNewsletter – August 2022
The newsletter highlights efforts to improve conditions for captive elephants in Nepal during the challenging monsoon season. The elephants face extreme heat and inadequate hydration, receiving only a few buckets of water daily. The dedicated team is working on innovative solutions to enhance the well-being of these animals.
Keep readingNewsletter – January 2022
Lucky has been rescued and is now safe after being threatened with sale to India. Our founder, Lena, bought Lucky despite financial strain, with community support raising $17,000. Grateful for the donations and encouragement, we invite ongoing support to continue our efforts in helping animals like Lucky. Thank you all.
Keep readingNewsletter – October 2021
Lucky has been happy and healthy for so long now it is hard to remember what condition she was in when we first met her, and where she came from.
Keep readingNewsletter – September 2021
Lucky Kali is at risk of being sold to India due to economic challenges and decreased tourism. Her owner has decided not to renew her lease, raising fears of her being sent away from her home, friends, and comfortable life. Efforts to prevent this illegal trade are ongoing.
Keep readingNewsletter – January 2021
In 2020, a dedicated effort provided free foot care for numerous captive elephants and daily sustenance for street dogs, highlighting community support. A food supplement program for elephants, started in September, now aids seven elephants, enhancing their health with essential nutrients, costing 50 USD per month for each elephantâs supplements.
Keep readingNewsletter – September 2020
In the Summer Newsletter, the founder Lena shares her unexpected extended stay in Nepal since March 2020 due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. While caring for her dog Lucky, the Association Moey has also provided free foot care to elephants in Sauraha, benefiting from the lockdown’s reduced tourist activity.
Keep readingNewsletter – August 2019
Lucky Kali celebrated her second retirement anniversary amidst clear skies despite monsoon rains. A joyful ceremony included blessings, offerings, and the presence of friends. The team welcomed a new trekking guide, Sweta. Amidst floods, Lucky was safely relocated. Lena, busy with both Lucky the elephant and dog, splits her time between Nepal and Thailand. Gigi,âŠ
Keep readingNewsletter – April 2019
The post reflects on the rich Nepali culture, focusing on a puja ceremony honoring an elephant named Lucky. It describes encounters with a wild bull, Ronaldo, and Lucky’s healing process from past injuries. The narrative emphasizes the bond formed with a younger elephant, Samrat, and highlights the challenges faced by local villagers and the ongoingâŠ
Keep readingNewsletter – August 2018
Association Moey has made significant strides in improving the life of Lucky Kali, a 65-year-old rescued elephant, who suffered from severe conditions. After a year of care, she enjoys better health, living freely at Sapana Village Lodge. The organization expresses gratitude to Direct Aid Nepal for their support in transforming her environment and ensuring herâŠ
Keep readingNewsletter – January 2018
Since Lucky’s retirement in August, progress has been made in her care amidst challenges, including severe flooding. Lucky’s relationship with her mahout Som has improved, focusing on her health and well-being. New programs for guests enhance their experience while avoiding contact. Support from local and international contributors has been vital for her care.
Keep readingSearching for Sanctuary in the rooftop of the world! â 2017
Sanc·tu·ar·y (sÄngkâČchoÍo-ÄrâČÄ)A sacred place.The condition of being protected or comforted.A place of refuge.A reserved area in which birds and other animals, especially wild animals, are protected from hunting or disturbance. It was early January when I arrived back in Katmandu. I spent my first evening at the fireside of a local restaurant, enjoying a deliciousâŠ
Keep readingSeeing elephant feet in my sleep! â 2016
Seeing elephant feet in my sleepâŠ. My latest adventure in learning! Since rescuing the elephant Moey in 2012, I have been mostly staying in Thailand researching various possibilities to develop an elephant project. When my funds got low, I would return to Switzerland to work, afterwards returning to Thailand.In spring 2014 I had some free timeâŠ
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