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  • A volunteer visiting Thailand and a local mahout help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • An elephant at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A volunteer at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi prepares fruit for rescued bears. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi congregate for the evening meal and relax after their day's duties. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek (center) founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A volunteer visiting Thailand and a local mahout help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A local mahout takes a photo for volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • An elephant at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A long-tailed macaque rescued from a poacher's snare receives care at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • An elephant at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A volunteer visiting Thailand and a local mahout helps care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi congregate for the evening meal and relax after their day's duties. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Rescued sun bears at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A volunteer at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi prepares fruit for rescued bears. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Long-tailed macaques at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Volunteers visiting Thailand help care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • Local mahouts upon elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • A volunteer visiting Thailand and a local mahout helps care for elephants at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.
  • An elephant at the Wildlife Rescue Center in Petchaburi. Dutch-born Edwin Wiek founded the Wildlife Rescue Center in early 2001 to help the numerous species of animal that are vulnerable to mistreatment at human hands. The center is equipped to give medical care and shelter to the animals and, where possible, reintroduction to the wild.