Witness The Emotional Reunion Between 2 Former Circus Elephants After Being Apart For 22 Years

by pawbuzz on in Animals 95

An elephant never forgets… This is extremely touching!

While Jenny was just a calf, Shirley was in her twenties. They would spend many years together in the circus before being separated for a 22 year period. They then were reunited for the first time at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee and the experience was simply amazing to see.

Naturally everyone was not sure on what would happen. It went from the possibility of the two not even recognizing one another, or no longer feeling a connection with one another if they did, to perhaps actually bonding.

Indeed it was not only the last possibility which came true, but they ended up bonding even more than what anyone had expected. Initially, they did not recognize one another. It was when they got close, looked into each other’s eyes, then everything clicked.

Roars of joy erupted as Shirley gently touches Jenny’s face. The moment of reuniting was about as moving as it gets!

Six years later, Jenny passed away due to illness, but I’m so excited that she was able to spend her last years with her best friend.

Share this special moment with all of your animal loving friends and family!

Elephants don’t belong in the circus. Share this video to show everyone how important it is for them to be together in a safe environment !



95 thoughts on “Witness The Emotional Reunion Between 2 Former Circus Elephants After Being Apart For 22 Years”

  21. Kathy Villone

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    Thank you so much for showing me this heartwarming clip. Why do we make these magnificent creatures suffer. We all need someone to be close to and it is so overwhelming to see their love and reunion. They WILL be happy till the end.

  23. Judith Rau

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    If animals can show how happy they are to see old friends and how their heart rejoices, you would think people could as well. Next time you see an old friend my challenge to you is to give them a big hug.

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