This kit contains fifty remedies chosen for acute and emergency situations, a very handy kit for travel. I have found that  homeopathic remedies help relieve minor pain and discomfort and aid in calming a stressed, frightened or injured elephant. The remedies are easy to administer. Just dissolve the small pellet in water and spray or pour the liquid into the elephants' mouth. The remedy is nearly tasteless and most elephants readily open their mouth to receive it. Homeopathy is non pharmaceutical. 

We need one kit  -  30C -  $109.00

It's time to replace the ink cartridges in our printer. The Lexmark 100XL, 3 ink Multipack is $59.00. If you can help underwrite the cost of ink for our printer it would be greatly appreciated!

Carol is returning to Nepal early next month. One hundred elephants are scheduled to have pedicures; Man Kali and her baby son will be the next recipients of a chain-free yard; and plans will be laid for an elephant retirement home in Sauraha.

But before setting up camp in Nepal, Carol will stop in Bangalore, India, to meet with collaborators of the proposed Bannerghatta Care Center, to learn what progress has been made.

If Menaka has not been lured into the forest by the wild herd AGAIN, she will receive a pedicure along with other available elephants at the Bannerghatta Zoo.

Then Carol flies to Guwahati, India, to provide pedicures for the elephant of the Assam Elephant Foundation. Additionally, a follow up meeting with officials is scheduled regarding the proposed Care Center in Assam.

Next Carol flies to New Delhi, India, to meet again with the fabulous people at Wildlife SOS-India. Pedicures will be provided for the resident elephants and continued foot trimming tutoring for the veterinarians.

Then it will be time to cross the border into Nepal, landing in Kathmandu. If everything goes as planned, the next leg of the trip will be to Bardia, where 17 elephants await pedicures.

While in Bardia chain-free yard locations will be identified. The plan is to have the yards completed by March of next year.

Any assistance you can provide with getting Carol where she needs to be for pedicures and meetings is sincerely appreciated.

Thank you!

Travel Guard insurance handles all aspects of evacuation in case of emergency. Even though we work as safe as possible, accidents do happen.

Having this emergency coverage is reassuring, especially since this work takes us to the other side of the planet. If you would like to help underwrite this expense please click on this link and then then click on the donate button.

Thanks for your support.

This September EAI hired veterinarian Dr. Arjun Pandit in Sauraha, Nepal.

The timing is perfect! Our foot care program, mahout and elephant training, our chain-free corral pilot project and development of a retirement home for elephants in Nepal now falls under Dr. Pandit's supervision.

If you would like to help underwrite the cost of our veterinarian for one month please click on ChipIn!

Thank you for your support!

This six strand solar power fence is being supplied by IBEX Gallagher, the leading supplier of wildlife fencing in Asia. The fence is designed to safely keep wild elephants out and captive elephants in. Our first yard, Sweetie Kali's Pilot Project, was a huge success, dispelling the long held belief in Asia that power fencing cannot effectively contain captive elephants without them "going wild". Sweetie Kali proved the value of chain-free fencing which has improved her welfare 100%.

Holding tanks, tower, water trough and plumbing for the chain-free yard are an additional $2,000.
 

This rasp is used to trim excess nail and overgrown foot pad around the heal for corrective trimming and general foot care.

Diamond Farrier Rasp -   SKU Number: 5016250

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This disposable x-acto blade ensures that our foot trimming tools are always sharp and sanitary. Where a large blade can cut away thick layers of overgrowth, this tool allows for precise trimming required when feet are diseased and painful.

X-acto blade product --page 2 -- XPL 163

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x-acto blade produce --  page 3 --  X-3206

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The X-blade is used for precision cutting in sensitive, infected ateas of the pad. The angle of the X-blade makes trimming proceedure painless for the elephant. The blades are disposable to ensure our blades are always sharp and sanitary..

x-acto blade product -- page 2 --XPL161

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The Y- x-acto blade is used to route around decayed areas and foreing objects embedded in the foot pad and nails. It is disposable to ensure the blades are always sharp and sanitary.

x-acto blade product -- page 2 -- XPL 163

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