Several sections of land have been purchased in Northern Thailand next to the Boon Lott's Elephant Sanctuary. By expanding the sanctuaries land more elephants may be accommodated. Because a large percentage of the elephants diet is through foraging this also increases their feeding range.

The Elephants Umbrella Fund has rescued nine elephants they have been put into caring situations with good food, clean water for drinking and bathing and immediate veterinary care. Each elephant has also a Mahout to care specifically for it, in saving the elephant you are also providing a living for the Mahout and their family, save an elephants save a family.

With your generous donations the EUF is now supporting a mobile veterinary unit in Laos on an annual basis. This unit provides care for both domestic and wild elephants in need of veterinary care and medicine. This is a valuable service for the Mahouts and villagers to aid in keeping their animals healthy.

Two microchip readers have been purchased to aid veterinarians in keeping track of an elephants history and medical needs.

Radio collars are purchased by EUF each year for orphaned elephant calves in Sri Lanka to help monitor their return to the wild.

Six thousand dollars were given to help build retaining walls in an elephant sanctuary subject to monsoon rains.

The Elephants Umbrella Fund will continue to support on an annual basis, the Mobile Vet Unit in Laos as well as providing radio collars for the calves being released in Sri Lanka. The EUF is working to fund the purchase of additional land for sanctuaries Southeast Asia.