New Year - New Life - Gentle Giants Elephants

URGENT: Help Us Save Nham Pheung

GG, Family we are once again being called to come together to save a beautiful life.

We must raise $73,000 by Christmas Day to save her life.

Our generous elephant angel has offered a $1,000 matching gift to help us begin.

New Year. New Life.

Will you help us give it to her?

At just 17 years old, Nham Pheung has already lived through unimaginable pain.

For five and a half years, Gentle Giants has supported her through our Stay Home Project, doing all we could to protect her spirit.

But now, everything has changed. Her mahout, the only one who truly understood her, who knew her rhythms, her fears, her gentle ways... is gone. Now, she is surrounded by strangers.

They don’t know how to speak to her. They don’t know how to move with her.
And because they cannot control her…they now:

Keep her chained 24 hours a day,
Throw food from a distance,
Avoid her completely.
No movement.
No touch.
No trust.

Her distress grows with every passing day. And her beautiful young spirit is slipping away. Now, her owner desperate and overwhelmed has offered one final chance to save her.

Nham Pheung can be rescued for $73,000 USD.

But if we cannot raise it, she will be sold. And where do elephants like her go?
They go to logging camps, where pain and fear control them. They are used in trekking and tourism, made to perform tricks and carry strangers on their backs.
They are force-bred, their babies ripped away.

Her gentle soul would not survive it. Her light would be dimmed. Her freedom… gone.

But if we act now, if we rise together 2026 can be the year she breaks her chains forever. The year she finds sanctuary. The year she heals. The year she begins again.

We have until Christmas Day. Every gift matters. Every share matters. Every voice matters.

Will you help us save her?
Speak her name.
Lift her story.

Stand with us and give Nham Pheung the future she deserves. Together, Gentle Giants Family we can save her.

We can change her fate.
We can bring her home.
Let’s bring her home.