1K reactions · 61 shares |  #TBT extra special - To celebrate World Elephant Day we remember Kaavan's journey to his new home in Cambodia, which was only possible with the help of Four Paws (@fourpawsint) and the Government of Pakistan. Video: Smithsonian Channel #USEmbassyIslamabad #Kaavan #ElephantDay | U.S. Embassy Pakistan | Facebook

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Kaavan, known as "the world's loneliest elephant," explored his new home at a wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia on Tuesday. Kaavan had been living by himself at a Pakistani zoo since his mate died in 2012. https://cbsn.ws/3lA0Jpr | CBS Sunday Morning

102K views · 1.5K reactions | Kaavan, dubbed the "world’s loneliest elephant" after languishing alone for years in a Pakistani zoo, was readied for his flight to a sanctuary in Cambodia and the much-needed company of other elephants. https://abcn.ws/37kI8Zk | ABC News | Facebook

Kaavan, ‘the world’s loneliest elephant’, got to meet another of his kind for the first time in 8 years after arriving at a sanctuary in Cambodia. The two were introduced through a fence, where they touched trunks. Kaavan, a 36-year-old male elephant, was recently rescued from a zoo in Pakistan where he had been living alone in subpar conditions since his partner’s death in 2012. His rescue marks the culmination of years of efforts by various animal rescue orgs, as well as singer Cher. Once Kaav

The way she BOUNDS IN PURE JOY 🥹 This just melts my heart. Halo was skeletal. Nothing left to her. Dejected and defeated. And now? She’s starting to feel like HERSELF again. She still has a couple hundred pounds to gain, but slow and steady wins the race 🐎 The best milestone is seeing them HAPPY- moving for the sake of it, for the THRILL of it ❤️ Thank you for being here with us, giving wild horses rescued from the slaughter pipeline another chance at LIFE within our sanctuary 🐴 THIS WEEKEND

Kaavan’s Beautiful Life at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary Rescued from a zoo in Islamabad in November 2020, Kaavan was flown to Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary to live out his life in nature, free from harm. Now, after more than three years living at the sanctuary, Kaavan has adjusted very well to his loving and nurturing environment. Watch in awe as Kaavan joyfully indulges in a refreshing dip in his muddy pool, giving him respite from the hot sun. Witnessing his transformation is truly heart-warming!