Dog refuses to be separated from his elephant friend in his last hours of life

Friendship in the animal kingdom can come from any species and will not be distinguished by size or color. Although there are some species that do not get along due to the order of the food chain. There is no reason for other people not to contact, especially if they come from a terrible environment. They seemed to realize that they had suffered to some extent and quickly established contact.



Pancake is a very affectionate dog. Three years ago, he was rescued from the street and sent to an elephant sanctuary. When Katherine Connor, the founder and CEO of BLES, saw Pancake, she adopted her and brought her to the shelter. She has adapted quite well, despite the fact that she is not quite elephant-like, and she is aware of everything.



In fact, it is fairly uncommon for other BLES animals to become involved in critical events that are taking place or are going to take place. Five years ago, she was rescued from a camp where she was forced to carry tourists on her back. As a result, her spine had been severely damaged and was on the verge of breaking. He came to BLES when he was 60 years old, which was lucky. Where he was able to live a peaceful life and learn about the things he enjoyed.



When she first arrived, she was exhausted, but this environment forced her to get to know others and start a new life. When Boon Thong arrived, she struck up a friendship with another senior elephant named Sao Noi, who died two years ago. When Boon Thong accompanied Sao Noi on his deathbed, he stood beside her and caressed her with his suitcase to let her know that she had someone to take care of her.



This time, it was Boon Thong's turn to bid farewell to the underworld, but she was not alone. Pancake had a feeling something was wrong, so she stayed at Boon Thong's side when he became ill. She just stayed with her, but Because there was no way to get her to leave her, Catherine and Pancake agreed to join her in the last few days of her life.



A challenging task, but one that made Boon Thong feel honored. Pancake and Katherine stayed by Boon Thong's side for nine hours on his dying day. “Pancake, with his great heart, never left Katherine or Boon Thong alone. She realized it was vital to offer assistance. And she remained quietly with the elephant till sunset, till the last words of encouragement.” These are the words that BLES officials posted on social media.



Her grave was decorated with fruits and flowers as a memorial. In addition, her body will be buried next to the body of her good friend Saint Noy, in a place where she can finally be happy and live a full life.

 


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