Camel So Skinny His Humps Collapsed Gets Strong Enough To Run Free | The Dodo First Taste Of Freedom

[@dacypher22]

The saddest thing is that his nice, gentle personality is likely one of the reasons why he was used and abused. Because he was good with adults and kids.

[@DarkIzo]

sadly thats life in a nutshell

[@user-wo6tc6um3b]

@Sugar Rush omg that is so true....all kind people like me are always treated like they arent humans. It doesn't seem fair that kind people are more likely to be bullied and hurt and treated like garbage.

[@raymondsmith7020]

@Sugar Rush Thats why we all must show our kindness and love in the face of adversity and show those not so kind how strong kindness and love really is.

[@jaclynzinck4241]

Sugar Rush I agree, and plus there is such h thing as being kind but also being able to stand up for yourself at the same time

[@runway5338]

Sugar Rush that’s when you put them at their place. You can be kind but also be strong and not tolerate being stepped on. It doesn’t equate to retaliating in violence or cursing, since that’s no longer being kind. Plenty of ppl are *able to put someone in check and still act w/ class and integrity. It’s not easy, but it’s shows a good character and social consciousness. Edit: *

[@JunkTrunk11]

“Those humps were flipping and flopping, he looking like a 90 year old woman” This woman is a treasure

[@eury5405]

She was a doll, an absolute doll.

[@menosbbgirl]

Unicorn BaconFarts I loved that part!😹😹😹😹😹

[@samlsd9711]

For what? that wasn't funny

[@eury5405]

@@samlsd9711 Troll

[@da8037]

@@samlsd9711 what does that even mean

[@sarahshae1543]

Him with that duck was the sweetest most bizarre thing I’ve seen. He’s so big yet so gentle

[@amberbinderup1101]

That was a goose

[@avaryb5386]

hes a gentle giant

[@sarahshae1543]

Amber Binderup if it walks like a...

[@amberbinderup1101]

So if I walk like Sarah Jessica parker I am?

[@sarahshae1543]

Amber Binderup Absolutely girlfriend you are 👏👏👏

[@orionskittles]

6:57 I’ve never heard a camel whimper before but that made me want to protect this precious creature with my life.

[@Choujifangirl]

And I would join you because camels are precious creatures and deserve to be loved. also fun fact camels have the same disposition as dogs they love to be cuddled and stroked

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Camels are intelligent and emotional. Yes, they do foam at the mouth due to stress and they do tell you they are scared or unhappy. You hear all these camel jokes about them spitting- but camels are very communicative and are gentle giants. So, yes, he was whimpering like a puppy.

[@sarahshae1543]

I had no idea camels made such a sweet sad sound when they were nervous

[@sandrajackson1316]

IKR it was like aweee poor big guy is scared & nervous!!.

[@ZobethC]

Poor fella with his frothy foamy mouth too! Oh no, it’s Rabid Bubba, watch out. He farts like an elephant seal too. 😂 all jokes aside, I adore him. I could see him getting quite infatuated with an Alpaca. Someone needs to add him to Tinder and set him up. 🐫 💕 🦙

[@ww7271]

@@ZobethC YES!!!😂. 🐫❤️🦙

[@hodanelmi2958]

Sarah Shae Camels are gentle animal

[@ellie__lee2619]

time stamp please?

[@waqasali9663]

For those you want to know facts about camels. They are highly intelligent, have expentional memory, are very emotional and can vocalise when necessary. Camels are not docile and can be very aggressive, have been known to chase and attack specific people who mistreated them.

[@amenabushra6541]

@Abrilla 2 M he was too weak

[@alliyahanderson3243]

I’ve never mistreated one but they do not like me. Llamas and camels do not like me. Every other animal loves me. It’s weird. I just give them their space and admire them from afar.

[@mahuk.]

@@alliyahanderson3243 Same here but with birds. As a kid I remember raising a rooster and a duck, but as soon as they grew up they hated me. Those "friendly" parrots you often see at the zoo or other places? they attack me as soon as they get close. I don't know why birds hate me, but I do know I better don't fulfill my dream of getting too close to an eagle.

[@56Piccupsticcs]

@@mahuk. roosters and male ducks are very aggressive as adults

[@palmtiger6354]

BEANES put them in a ring with a human and all the sudden *BOOM*

[@Lisa.G412]

I would to see a second video of bubba, see how hes doing, what kind of friends he made and what he likes the best.

[@mojamurphy4905]

Me too!! I hope he gets friends.

[@miriamgonczarska613]

Yes please!

[@eggheadusa]

They got shit down a year later he got put down

[@BothHands1]

Yeah, i wanna see him be friends with that antelope! And i wanna see him roll in the grass and i wanna know more. Like do they still give him horse treats and see him and say hi and give him hay? Or do they just let them roam free natural lives and just live on the grass that's already growing? So many questions. I need a part 2

[@mydogmyzen1510]

I too, would love and appreciate a "Bubba" update!! I am so happy for him, he's wonderful 💓🐫💓

[@kathygirlygirl4109]

Beautiful Bubba, LIVING FREE FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE!!!!! Thank you for saving him and showing so much love to him and all the others. What a life !

[@ktkat1949]

For those who noticed this ranch is called the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch. Cleveland Amory was a well known writer and reporter who basically was the founder of the modern animal rights and protection movement. He named the ranch after the book 'Black Beauty'. It is over 1400 acres and houses all kinds of animals. Cleveland got his love of animals from his aunt in early childhood. He bought the first ship for the Sea Shepherd Organization to help stop Japanese whaling murders. He founded and funded multiple animal charities throughout the world. He died in 1998. His life was extremely interesting and he wrote three books about his cat called Polar Bear. If you love animals try to research him or get one of his books it will be a rewarding experience.

[@mydogmyzen1510]

Thank you, Kate Baxter, for sharing the information about Cleveland Amory! It is very interesting! I do love animals very...much and am looking forward to finding and reading his books about his cat, Polar Bear! I love animal stories, and have several i've collected through the years. I am glad i watched the story of precious "Bubba" and his beautiful transformation, thanks to the Dodos, and at the time, made aware of your helpful comment!

[@olibaba1111]

Thank you for this very informative comment ;)

[@mariab7457]

Thank u for sharing, appreciate it!

[@anjananaturelover2083]

Thank you for this bit of information about Cleveland Amory,regards from India 🇮🇳

[@whitealliance9540]

Learn something new daily. Thanks for typing this . this is awesome to know and read.

[@ahmedfalahy9337]

Camels are known for their intellect and empathy. So glad this adorable boy has a second chance to experience life as a free, unburdened soul. Thank you

[@Sora_Nai]

its better than the life he had before but hes not truly free. free is being able to go where ever whenever you want, being able to form a family make ties with your own kind, play, have a home you chose. But as humans, we took that away from him and every other animal. No one is truly free not even humans in the world we created we are shackled by our own creation.

[@ahmedfalahy9337]

@@Sora_Nai Philosophy aside, the camel can live a peaceful life in the sanctuary and make new friends...maybe even get to meet another female camel and start a family?

[@rubytuesday5412]

I didn't know that about Camels. A bit like Elephants. Now to go and find out more about Camels. The beauty of the internet! Thanks for the knowledge Ahmed. ^^

[@da8037]

@@rubytuesday5412 was that sarcasm

[@rubytuesday5412]

@@da8037 ~ No, how do you get that from my comment? I know nothing about Camels except what I learnt from Ahmed Falahy. Elephants are my favorite animals and Camels seem to have similar qualities.

[@islandsaltwaterqueen7862]

Sad story...but when she said roll over and pass gas...I had to laugh. Glad it worked out for him...

[@2degucitas]

That green bucket will never be the same.

[@scrappydoogal804]

Typical guy then!😁

[@RDDPro]

Literally it "worked out" of him 🤣🤣🤣

[@princesstt9778]

Haha! It is funny.

[@justinnatasmai4503]

And apparantly my mother is like a camel

[@annm4833]

The little cries he made when he was scared and knowing he was wondering what would happen to him this time had me crying. I'm so glad he finally has the care and kindness he should have had all along. ❤️🐫

[@michelleroberts6597]

*THIS!

[@puppyhowler]

i didn't even know camel humps could collapse like that, poor thing...

[@kimberlie15]

puppyhowler right!? Me either, so sad :(

[@Emily.Russell]

I didn't know that either, it made me so sad

[@REIDAE]

They collapse when the fat inside them gets used up. Its a natural occurance and its literally what the humps are for in the first place. Getting upset over it is like getting upset that your lunch box is empty cuz you ate the food inside it.

[@NorCaLove1]

Yeah it’s like Orcas that are in captivity 😒😡👎their dorsal fin collapses

[@REIDAE]

@@NorCaLove1 oh shut up, dorsal fin collapse is also observed in the wild and theres been no proof that it actually indicates poor health

[@takatacheroki2624]

The fact that there's a vet in the world named "Dr. Vetters" is just way too fitting lol

[@Mr.Potato420]

I had a vet with the last name sleeper... he was a cool ass vet tho.

[@ccjohncc1]

We have a doctor whose last name is Doctor. Yep Dr. Doctor!

[@Ana-mp6my]

He saw his chance and took it

[@SavannahVu1985]

I know right 😂

[@MonsterMacLLC]

One of my veterinarians names was Dr Mutty

[@sinkingtheboat]

Aww he was so delicate with the little bird

[@jensonnguyen2169]

TravelStuff ikr so cute

[@ImbibitorLunae]

Duck?

[@roundrat7945]

@@ImbibitorLunae goose.

[@ImbibitorLunae]

@@roundrat7945 It was a duck

[@roundrat7945]

@@ImbibitorLunae no, it's literally a breed of domestic goose. ducks do not have necks that long.

[@tothelighthouse9843]

I'm amazed that at the sanctuary they spent the time & patience it took to load Bubba without using a halter & lead. You can tell that Bubba's mental health & sense of security are so important to his caregivers. Bravo to everyone involved in getting Bubba the home he deserves.

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

He probably associated halters and leads with mistreatment

[@simamalak6425]

Aww when that sweet lady cried saying goodbye to Bubba i cried too 😢

[@irimac1806]

I cried nearly the entire vid xD

[@ugurcabalak2646]

Generally ladies have mother feelings, so they are more sensible than men. İ don't cry, but i like

[@turtlemommy7163]

♡♥♡ me too ;' )

[@ugurcabalak2646]

@D T why? i don't insult you, why do you do? it is my opinion, you needn't agree.

[@vinnyeru]

D T you are the dumbest person on the internet

[@g.h.7661]

Idk who is more adorable the camel or the women who take care of him

[@eksophia]

OMG seriously 😂😂😂

[@night_wolf3806]

The camel

[@LittleLizzy2]

Both!

[@cooley2930]

The lady is older lady adorable and the camel is animal adorable :)

[@thealpha1728]

Neither The Sand 😃😃

[@thecartercrew3725]

So sad! Asian camels are endangered too. He's living the dream now, the handsome fellow 🐫❤💚

[@TheDodo]

Yes he is!

[@HeloisGevit]

@Mycel What about the wild camels in Australia?

[@fox4blue]

@@HeloisGevit The wild camels in Australia are a different species. Those a single humped Hot desert camels from the Arabia. This one is from the coldest parts of the Chinese Gobi Desert. A double humped short sized much docile in temperament animal different from it's cousin in the Arabia or the Sahara or the ones in India and the middle East 😀

[@jimcrawford5039]

All camels are Asian! You mean Bactrian? The only wild camels are in Australia ( Dromedaries, I.e. Arabian)

[@bugmaster05]

@@jimcrawford5039 how bout the camels in egypt lol, they are not asians

[@vedrane0]

When he is finally released, he looks like his entire life led up to finally freedom. He'd been seeking freedom his entire life, and cure from his pain, and he got it finally.

[@lindseyrice2435]

So true, it was emotional seeing him free. He looked so happy and serene. Sweet lil boy. ❤

[@bethbacon1968]

Poor baby 😢😢 I dont understand how people can be so heartless

[@melopsicodelia]

Is that your last name?

[@bethbacon1968]

@@melopsicodelia yes

[@daryeusford9696]

Beth Bacon I mean are you knew to planet earth or what

[@austingode]

Billy the King jeans 👖. I guess you just proved what she said .......

[@daryeusford9696]

rob dog I guess you don’t understand shit about what I said.......

[@chaloodw2d]

As a former trucker I can tell you it made some drivers day to see the camel being weighed at a truck stop scale :-D

[@spaghettiyeti7097]

C. L. Wood definitely. Trucking is a hard job.

[@kayleeharlow1285]

Do y'all like it when kid's do the horn thing?

[@imonthewinningside8281]

Cool. 😁 Thanks for adding that interesting tidbit to the story!

[@kaylynriggs6498]

As a trucker do you ever see slaughter house trucks? What is your reaction?

[@Livlocalmartian]

Kaylyn Riggs they’re not “slaughter house trucks” theyre livestock trucks full of a certain livestock

[@unprettycortez732]

Such a gentle giant ♥️ these people are angels. These videos always put a smile on my face .

[@TheDodo]

❤️

[@Townes.VanZandt]

God bless all the people who help these sweet animals along. From the ones that originally take them in, to the people who run the ranches where they can live in peace.

[@lunazplayz8594]

same

[@shaunbang]

Aww this lady seems like such a good person. It really was sad seeing her emotional when he was being sent to the sanctuary :( I’ll never understand how rescuers and fosters are able to handle the separation from animals that they nurture back to health and life. I don’t think I would have the gall to be able to separate from them and want to keep all of the animals I fostered which I know I can’t because I won’t have enough space and not be able to help other animals

[@mehere8038]

I'm a wildlife rescuer. It can be hard, especially for ones that you worry for whatever reason may struggle to survive after release, but ultimately, the reason I & others like me do it is cause we know they belong in the wild & that's what we're going to get them back to & there's various ways that we hear how at least some of them are doing later & it's always rewarding to know they have such a full & happy life cause of what you've done for them :) One bird I had, I was doing exercise/wing strengthening work with him & was just about to finish off for the day, cause I could see he was ready to fly properly & so needed a couple of days to rest & let the soreness from that exercise subside before release, but he took off & I couldn't grab him in time. I worried about that one, cause he really wasn't quite ready & the plan was to "soft release" with supplemental food for a couple of weeks to make sure he survived, but when he escaped, it meant he didn't want to come back, cause he thought he'd be caged again & had decided he wanted to be free (as he was born), so I really did worry about him & thought he'd probably died. Anyway, about a week later, there was a mega storm & the next morning when I went outside, there he was, sitting inside the cage he'd been in with me lol. Since I didn't have any other animals in it, I'd left the door open, so he'd gone inside & was sitting there in the safety of the cage, with a roof over his head lol. Guess he didn't like the storm. I gave him a feed & he sat in there for a few hours before coming back out of the cage & exploring the yard. He kept hiding in the cage for the next few weeks, but eventually he settled down & moved into a local tree & after a few more weeks, he found another of my rescue birds he liked & so they paired up & went off together. They still kept coming back for daily feeds for a month or so but then stopped that & just came back when it had been raining & so there wasn't so much nectar around & just to say "hello" as well. So that one was great for me, cause even one I'd really worried about & thought hadn't made it had & he was clearly happy with his wild life. He enjoyed the chance to get a free feed after his rescue, but ultimately he didn't want to be a pet or caged or in my care forever, he wanted his freedom & had a great & happy life, cause of me giving him that chance of helping him to recover from a serious concussion & head injury from flying into a window

[@MorphedWombat]

They should of just kept the camel at the big sanctuary he transferred to he was killed by an antelope or something he got pierced and they had to put him down from the injuries he suffered..

[@loveitloveit122]

@@mehere8038 awe I love your story about the sweet bird, you are awesome 🤗❤ thank you for sharing, ghat was so heartwarming, so happy the bird was safe and came by knowing he was safe feom the storms w you, I bet you had the biggest smile ever seeing him/ her that morning, rank you for all you do for God's beautiful creatures 🤗❤🤗❤🤗🦅🕊🦅🕊

[@luciemarinov129]

I so agree with you! The lady who saved him in Florida was so emotional when he left for Texas ! I’d be crying my heart out too!

[@luciemarinov129]

Shyam Bang, I totally agree with u!

[@anjalimody4777]

“We had to figure out his weight so we took him to the gas station”😂

[@suearmstrong9597]

Grain Elevators have weigh stations. Also Metal scrap yards have weigh stations.

[@archanasingh29]

@@suearmstrong9597 Oh, did not know that.......thank you!!

[@Dimaz42]

yo mama is so big, u gotta bring her to a weight station..

[@ireallylovekorea7446]

@@Dimaz42 Now that's a new one

[@harleensoni1632]

After reading the comment i think defenietly it would be any indian...😂

[@Jay-tj9wq]

I didn't know camels could be so adorable- I love camels now.

[@da8037]

@caveman Versace same

[@Jay-tj9wq]

o k s o u n d s f u n

[@malloryg4251]

@caveman Versace You guys eat camels?? Yikes, that definitely wouldn't appeal to me. I look at them like horses- companions, pets, but not food.....

[@kaykay1570]

@@malloryg4251 and what's the difference in a companion animal and ones you pay to be enslaved, abused and murdered. They both feel the same pain inflicted apon them. what a joke

[@malloryg4251]

​@@kaykay1570 You took the time to call me out, but not the person admitting that they eat camels! That makes a lot of sense. Btw, don't judge me, sweetie. You have no idea who I am or what I do. I am a huge advocate of animal rights and a conscientious consumer. I love animals and I hate seeing them suffer. You should really direct your anger at someone who deserves it.

[@Alyssav90]

That's such a cute camel. When he had to go into the trailer, he was like: "Oh no, not again."😨 Poor thing.

[@lacountess]

Alyssa I thought so too. He had been treated well at the quarantine and he didn’t want to leave, probably thinking they were taking him back to be abused again 😭

[@laurenminter7306]

Omg this story has me balling my eyes out Bubba’s eye lit up once he realized where he finally was. And because he went through all of those struggles and pain for a long time so he was able to appreciate this even more. Animals are so deserving and I want to help animals like this lady because we need more people like that in our world

[@o.h.w-ok]

LOL "Those humps were flopping around like a 90 year old woman". Sweet, beautiful camel! So happy the camel has a nice happy new home! ❤️

[@seto37ify]

I laughed so hard when she said that too lol

[@basquat76]

That's alot of people going to great lenght to save a camel. That's pretty good.

[@khioneyui]

The ranch is pretty wealthy if you do a research about it.

[@angelcusick3611]

I hope Bubba has another camel friend? Glad he has the antelope though. He’s very dramatic- when she took the harness off he acted like it hurt- but than his agony turned to sheer joy.

[@puddleduck279]

That harness has probably been on him for so long that he probably thought they were removing a part of his mouth and face at first and then when he felt that everything was ok he was relieved,so glad that bubba is now safe from abuse and will get to live his life on his terms (kinda) and can please himself in what he does,he's gorgeous and so gentle,I hope he has a long life!

[@cscoetzee]

@@puddleduck279 Actually, before that point you can see that he wore various different harnesses throughout the course of the video, so that specific harness probably was not on his face that long at all.

[@puddleduck279]

@@cscoetzee I never noticed he had different ones one but even though they changed them,he still had a harness on constantly and as the video shows they never fully remove them until the point where he is at the rescue centre so my point is still valid in that he probably felt strange when the harness fully came off and it wasn't replaced,it's like when you remove your dogs collar and they go frantic until it or another one is placed around their neck again,they get used to the feel of these things and it's weird when removed

[@Choujifangirl]

I love the fact that he just sticks his face to the fence and he’s like “does this work can I get more treats now?” 🤣

[@shanemorton773]

I've never seen a camel whimpering. It just gives you so much new found respect for these beautiful creatures.

[@Mindfookfilms]

I'm crying but I'm smiling too. Wish you a long and healthy life Bubba.

[@martabernardino583]

I love you

[@mikshinee87]

Bubba was killed by the same antelopes you can see at the end of the film. For all, it's worth the staff was very apologetic. Not the smartest move to put such animals together.

[@ApatheticBlogger]

"He'll be in quarantine for a month" If Bubba can do it so can we

[@elizabethwharton1669]

🤣

[@Juuk-D]

I have been in quarantine for years, feels like regular life 😂

[@god5590]

Juuk for what ?

[@Juuk-D]

@@god5590 Nothing lol im just introverted and enjoy staying home lol

[@naimanoman3289]

Lol yea carina wear masls Stay home xD

[@LaraCraft-m3e]

Thanks, Angels!

[@lauraeshelman766]

Someone really did Bubba dirty, poor guy I'm so glad he got better

[@akp6172]

Atleast he was abandoned and not eaten.

[@TrueBeelzebub]

Ak P I would rather die quickly than be starved, tortured, stressed, and kept in a small smelly pen till I die slowly and painfully

[@jaclynm7122]

"We need to get him to eat sixty pounds of food a day". DAAAMMNN

[@carpetclimber4027]

How American of him.

[@SandsOfArrakis]

Well he weighed 1400 pounds when he was back to being healthy :)

[@H0SANNA]

In comparison, the average person eats about 4 pounds of food a day

[@danishamcclendon]

@@H0SANNA thats just fat

[@idkwhattoputhere4695]

ME

[@artificialpanda7173]

When you've managed to make a strong animal like this vulnerable, that's a sign that you're evil beyond compare

[@lottasunshine1325]

Unfortunately, this is very common. Think of all the elephants who suffer at the hands of humans.

[@moistmeathateroffurries8621]

What? Are you talking about the people in the video

[@Gorgonzolacheese12]

@@moistmeathateroffurries8621 no of course not. The people who abused him.

[@aurora9252]

We made an orca cry out for her baby in unrecognizable sonar at sea world and orcas are way smarter than camels. We're the most dangerous things walking the Earth.

[@aurora9252]

@@bigfootwithinternetaccess2925 Humans do it to other humans. We need to higher our standards and hold ourselves accountable to that standard. I believe we are getting there. Slowly but surely.

[@keishaskelton9923]

He is so perfect 😍 he is like a child learning to trust again despite being abused and starved. So special

[@shkooni]

you guys should've had that first lady to come and see bubba

[@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543]

That's what I wanna see. I'm not happy with where this video ended. We didn't get to see Him truly happy & settled again after He left Her behind.

[@Moonboy9001]

Our First Lady sees Bubba all the time :D lmao. Jk jk jk jk jk

[@skartix-me9rm]

Good news tho! He’s alive and well, you can check on his Facebook page :)

[@rebekahlegionsundaygirljou5543]

@@skartix-me9rm They've made him a Facebook page? I wonder if it's because of the pressure of all of us bombarding them with questions about how he's coping. They're inundated with comments abut him & I told them he's the only Dodo animal that doesn't have his own Instagram & FB page so maybe They're listening to us :D

[@davidfoxall3344]

She’d be used to the sagging humps

[@kayleighward3429]

The saddest thing in my opinion is the little noises he makes 😢

[@K_ingh16]

😂😂😂 your profile pic

[@dez2950]

Omg that scream when the rope around his mouth was pulled 😭

[@Lunabyes]

Rest in Peace, our sweet Bubba. I'm glad your final months were in total freedom and filled with happiness. Stay bumpy up there Bubba

[@annarawlings6841]

Omg really so sad, did he only live a few months? Too bad!

[@lisamartin3734]

Bubba crossed the rainbow bridge? He looked pretty sick when he was rescued. But he hung in there and found love and peace. RIP BUBBA💗

[@witchimarie]

He was attacked by an antelope or something it pierced his intestines and because they were unable to fix it they decided to euthanize him

[@mikshinee87]

@@annarawlings6841 Not really a success story as it is framed here. More like a hospice story. I wonder what the heck happened there.

[@schannel7138]

"We are so sorry to have to share this difficult news. It is with deep anguish that we have to announce the heartbreaking loss of Bubba, our beloved resident camel. Sadly Bubba was injured by one of the antelope in his pasture over the weekend. Despite an emergency trip to Texas A&M Veterinary Hospital - one of the best in the nation - the difficult decision was made to humanely euthanize him due to the severity of his injuries."

[@mayakattt3475]

when Bubba whimpers....such a sweetie pie!!!!

[@whitealliance9540]

I liked how he rolled around in the dirt, like a little doggie!

[@robertwalker9679]

Bubba is why you shouldn’t attend the circus! Very happy for him!

[@debbiethemadbee]

Some circuses are awful. Even Dumbo is a good example of the cruelty that goes on. Thankfully circuses with animals were banned in quite a few places a long time ago.

[@cw917]

@@debbiethemadbee I am so relieved that they are banned but also sad. I used to volunteer as the trainer's assistant and literally everyone loved them. The elephants were well fed, the horses well groomed, lions treated nicely, etc. I completely understand but it still makes me sad. 😞

[@milly5469]

Ciara W just out of interest we’re did the animals stay, because all online they show them in small enclosed spaces. But as you have described they sound not that badly abused (not saying it was good for them even in great circumstances)... 🙃

[@cw917]

@@milly5469 I could definitely see the horses didn't like certain things, but they seemed to be happy with other things. They were in an enclosed space most of the time, but they had room to walk and were never chained or anything. The day after the circus (we had it from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM) we would take them to a plot of land the circus had rented and they roamed around and played for the day until 3:00 PM, then we had to go back to the circus for training.

[@Enoxix.]

Bubba is strong boi now!!

[@mathisr.44]

Bubba died😭

[@mathisr.44]

@Natty Grind The ranch released that info on May 18th

[@rachelmarylani]

@@mathisr.44 sad face

[@The_Chess_GM]

Hes 220 inches in the pants though

[@bxnnii1564]

@@mathisr.44 NO STOP

[@nedthumberland]

These people are what makes this world a better place.

[@lonelybutterfly5988]

Yay Bubba! Hope your life is happy and healthy from here on out! 🤗🐫❤

[@leiakura4286]

100th like from me :'D

[@gaylenewood7707]

Oh you can tell he's a happy fella.

[@CynthiaSchoenbauer]

I have the highest hopes for him. I feel he and me are a lot alike in that we are embarking on a new journey later in life.

[@xcesar4impx666]

Was so heart braking seeing the lady cry as he was trailer away . To freedom

[@cherylthomas1103]

My heart is so full I just want to put my arms around him and hold him

[@martabernardino583]

I love you

[@TrueBeelzebub]

Marta Bernardino no I love YOU

[@valerielester7210]

I hope he's not lonely. He seemed to like people just fine. Glad to hear he met an antelope friend. Live your best life Bubba!

[@armybeef68]

His antelope friend killed him

[@SatumainenOlento]

Yep. This was not actually best for Bubba at all. He was doing fine with human friends. The first lady...her heart ia broken now. Our precence changes animals and their needs. Bubba was highly intelligent and lonely. He surely went and tried to be friends with that silly antelope. He would have done great with an animal on the same intelligent level like him...donkey, dog etc. This story made me very sad. People are so stupid: "We give him his freedom". He was totally happy farting a way on the first place and talking to a duck. It was like he was sent to Heaven without any friends!

[@Skysthelimit212]

When he started to trot I burst into tears, hes so happy ❤

[@aliciahe5913]

so YOURE TELLING ME bubba is only barely a 2 hours drive from my home???

[@aurea.]

Yeessss lucky you!

[@tsukishimakeisglasses4334]

OMG SAME I LIVE IN PLANO

[@aliciahe5913]

@@tsukishimakeisglasses4334 OKAY I USED TO LIVE IN PLANO TOO LMAO I LIVE IN DALLAS NOW ( just moved this summer for)

[@beastsoundz617]

Alicia He OMG same I live in Poland

[@uni5396.]

:O

[@MsGnette]

I LITERALLY CRIED THE WHOLE TIME WATCHING THIS IVE NEVER SEEM A CAMEL SUFFERING IS IT POSSIBLE TO VISIT BUBA AT THE RANCH ?

[@michaelswart77]

No the point of the ranch is to make sure they can live free without humans (while of course the workers go in)

[@MsGnette]

2.0 idle •-• thank you and I agree with that I looked up the website and they do offer a ranch tour on a bus

[@azraelmeowcat]

They have limited tours of the sanctuary throughout the year.

[@chrysanthy]

Bubba doesn't like human attention

[@annjohnson8437]

We need an update on this amazing guy (2022)!!! So glad he was placed in such a fantastic environment! Kudos to all the rescuers who helped make his new life possible!!! 😊

[@taralynn1263]

He past away in May 2020😢😢

[@annjohnson8437]

@@taralynn1263 that is so sad, but I'm glad he was able to live out his days in a safe, comfortable, loving place. ❤️

[@DFMurray]

@@annjohnson8437 Sweet 11 months of freedom before being gored to death by an antelope...great job on the sanctuary for keeping them together in one area...

[@annjohnson8437]

@@DFMurray that's horrible!

[@Uncommonsensesc]

I just got to read the back of the lady's shirt: I have nothing to fear and here my story ends. My troubles are all over and I am at home. So now I cry... Thanks to all you angels who somehow hide your wings under mortal's clothing and rescue all these innocent animals.

[@alyxskyler]

We short ended at “I am at home”? 🥺

[@imonthewinningside8281]

Sounds like the ending of the book, Black Beauty. Ok, I just got it! That's why it's called the Black Beauty ranch!!

[@timeforthinkers7418]

This video truly touched my heart. A huge "thank you" to all the angels who took part in rescuing him and nursing Bubba back to health as well as a place of happiness and contentment. Wish he had a camel friend but that may be another story for another time. I'll walk around today with a big smile & go to sleep with a big smile thinking of Bubba in his forever home, roaming his pasture with his friends. Aaaaahhhhh LOVE, the supplier of all good.

[@miranda9391]

That's beautiful

[@danielchuta7362]

Stfu

[@olibaba1111]

What a funny cutie. Thank god for all these compassionate people.

[@karyannfontaine8757]

I never knew a camel could be so gentle and sweet. I am so glad he was saved. Thank you.

[@spaghetti5914]

I am pretty sure they are similar to horses And horses are amazing creatures too

[@poodlesnoodles9697]

"He had no humps" *Sad Fergie noises*

[@LauraIngaS]

I was crying while watching this video, thank you for giving me a laugh :)

[@henriklindberg1646]

space jew?

[@maggiesworld8568]

Duck: I’m hungry Camel: Let’s share Duck: Eats from his food bowl :)

[@breadthealien]

I think it was a goose but I'm not sure

[@definitelynotavegan7285]

It's a goose

[@kellyb3138]

Such a cute creature. He was like a big, docile doggy. Especially when he was nervous and barking.

[@Pochex]

They are magnificent animals.. He looks happy now..

[@rgbeee.1826]

By his third whimper of anxiety, I had tears streaming down. 💜💜💜

[@sameerazenib9678]

Unbelievable how certain people can mistreat animals and think it's ok. It bloody well isn't! They have as much right to their freedom and quality of life as we do..

[@anne-mariebrummer5691]

Tell it like it is!!

[@dlmalley8639]

Being a herd animal, He must be lonely for his own kind .

[@MindTwistEsp]

Sad

[@faith5563]

But well cared for at last & happy

[@mrs.schmenkman]

I agree except, for him people are his own kind. He prolly never met another camel. .he's like a dog being put out in the backyard. It's very sad. Domesticated camels are something unique. I hope they educate themselves on them. Personally not only was it clear to me they weren't treating his arthritic knees, but he wanted more human contact or at least his own little pack of some kind.

[@constantine9142]

@@mrs.schmenkman at least he's doing great at the ranch but I'd try to keep him longer personally. But this is why I hate where the kids ride these ponies nonstop even worse stuck to some stupid merry go round thing with some extremely fat kid on them when only toddlers should be on them for only a little while while the rest of the time feeding them and petting them should be enough with shade and a safe space for them to go with tons of water and regular food. I educated my kid as soon as possible that it was wrong as soon as he was too big to ride them and I only let him ride them if they looked well cared for, happy, and no damn merry go round contraption on them.

[@imim5289]

D L Malley I was thinking the same thing. They are herd animals ... they should get him a girl friend camel at least ... at least one of his kind !!!

[@stefanherns4541]

Thank You Florida SPCA for getting Bubba out of his environment & Thank You to all who help him!!

[@edielavroff4897]

Thank you for showing us the whole event until he stood on his forever grounds! I was very much moved by the love and care you people gave this, for us, strange animal. You showed that a camel is no different from any other animal; he thrived on the love you gave him!

[@nancyfahey7518]

Will the other hump eventually stand up too? Thank you so much for saving the beautiful innocent animals.

[@Temperdoodle]

It depends entirely on the structure of the hump. Some perfectly healthy bactrian camels have humps that lay down simply because the way the fat is stored causes it to be top heavy. His back hump has a nice thick base so it stands easily, but the front hump looks like it may naturally flop over.

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

Camels humps store energy in fat to be used in emergencies iirc, so I would think that when he eats enough and enough time passes, it would fill out again

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

@@Temperdoodle that's cool! I didn't know that. Someone else also said that camels that are constantly fed and have a good supply of food may get floppy humps because their bodies sort of know that they aren't going to be starving. Not sure if it's true or not!

[@AB-cz4ei]

Thank God this poor camel was rescued, I feel so sad to see how bad they are treated , as donkeys and horses and any other animal, they deserve a happy life. Thank you so so much to the ladies who rescued him, to the persons who contacted them and for this beautiful organization who rescues a lot of poor animals., I so love this story. God bless you all !!!

[@Javierjr1224]

"Those humps were flipping n flapping, he looked like a 90 year old woman" Had me rolling!

[@bassfather4966]

@Nica cool

[@BronyNumber4096]

I was _going_ to type something to that effect! "Those humps look like Baba Yaga's buubs!"

[@kobeykitty1311]

Heartwarming. This is the same facility that recently took in 2 big cats within the past couple of years. Keep up the good work!

[@emmaree9581]

This camel is so sweet and has such a pure personality.

[@abmi4259]

I live near this ranch its absolutely amazing what they do!

[@johns818]

Please make at Part 2.. I want to see bubba's new antelope friend.

[@wezylinn]

Me too!

[@RR_85]

What a loving women who clearly loves animals. Thank you so much to everyone who helped this fella to freedom.

[@bayareamermaid354]

"A few weeks later, Bubba met an antelope. And his first new friend" aaaaand now I'm really crying. That's great

[@Katthegoddess]

When his mouth got frothy and he made those scared sounds I just started crying. He was truly in fear 😭 I know it all turned out great it just broke my heart

[@Katthegoddess]

@Hydin Biden You could've not told me that and I would've been just fine 😐

[@moistmeathateroffurries8621]

@Hydin Biden source?

[@whalehellothere4825]

@Hydin Biden where'd you find this info?

[@whalehellothere4825]

@Hydin Biden You're someone I dont know therefore don't know if what you say is true so how can I know if this information is true without sources of where you got it?

[@whalehellothere4825]

@Hydin Biden if my question came out as snarky I did not intend for that. But it's just a simple question

[@Fisklina]

People who do this sort of work really are true heroes. They really care and it shows. I wish both Bubba and these people all the best.

[@lynniepoo7334]

Hearing him whimper and frothing just made my heart ache for him. I knew he was going to freedom, but poor guy was so frightened... if humans would stop to see that animals are not just meat or entertainment,, or generally for OUR USE, and look and see them as individual beings with personality, emotions, who can suffer and be anxious, what a wonderful, kind and compassionate world we could have.We make our choices every day and don't you think that it's time humanity EVOLVED.

[@alohamd165]

I’m really glad he has other animal friends, it would have been too lonely without them. Wonderful job everyone did. 👏😁❤️

[@jpop99]

Oh that poor baby that breaks my heart 😢😥 the condition and starvation he went through to get to a point of his humps collapsing 😞😞😣😰😢 glad he's in good hands now

[@25rmw]

He is like a huge dog when he did those nervous sounds I couldn't 😂💞

[@santiagogonzalezbenjumea9880]

This woman is an angel for animals!

[@sueb2898]

THANK YOU for helping Bubba. I would love to see Bubba a year from now .. after living the good life.

[@shirley9240]

Bubba, enjoy your new life! So happy you have a best friend now! Kudos to all who got Bubba to this happy place.

[@digitaldirtnap1]

If I were rich I'd save every animal I could,right now I'm limited to cats and dogs:(

[@stellaveselsky2283]

It dosen't matter because atleast for those cats an dogs you are a hero and without you helping them they would have been stranded somewhere, and in worst case scenario dead. So keep on taking care of them. ❤

[@itpaynesme]

You’re doing amazing things :-)

[@MayaOukil]

by not eating animals like cows, pigs, lamb, chicken and many more your saving them :)

[@chelsiecram120]

Dogs and cats are just as important!

[@spaghetti5914]

@@MayaOukil oh please shut up Stop emotionally manipulating kind people to make them vegans Eating meat is not a crime Abusing animals is one Some vegans can be truly horrible people Manipulation is a horrible thing to do Also it is not saving them, it is just meat going to waste

[@jazzespat]

Grateful to have people like this in the world who help these helpless innocent animals❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@VOLAIRE]

Beautiful creatures 🐪 Never knew this could happen to them

[@fagbag9553]

Dang 3000 subs must be good

[@daveykonijnenberg951]

Camels have always been used as burden animal like donkey

[@em-jp4xt]

davey Konijnenberg Yes and it’s tragic. Time for people to stand up for them and not support those that exploit them.

[@daveykonijnenberg951]

@@em-jp4xt so you wanne take those poor people's only way of transportation away that's like talking everyones car away in a modern country

[@em-jp4xt]

davey Konijnenberg Yes, it’s time for change. A cart with wheels pulled by humans is much more ethical and inexpensive. There isn’t any good excuse to continue abusing innocent animals.

[@daveykonijnenberg951]

14 acres for one camel that's dedicated real animal lovers hope bubba is happy now and with other camels

[@MaiaraBela]

There are other animals living in the same pasture.

[@spaghetti5914]

@@MaiaraBela well yeah, but it still a lot of space for those camels

[@montanaottb946]

This made me realize how weird camels really are lol

[@DapiroStanislav]

Like any creature ever

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

They’re wonderful. Enormous beasties. Camels, llamas, and alpaca are all great.

[@heyLORDitsme]

Montana OTTB are they weird to you? lol all I thought was damn I never think of what camels are like! This was def an eye opener for me

[@c.9436]

You're talking bout Camels being weird but girl look at giraffes freaking unicorns are more believable

[@kiofu2915]

As weird as me

[@nataliesharif2167]

He was a beautiful creature, RIP Bubba😥

[@Mkrfan2013]

At the end, He is happy wagging his tail! Thank you angels for helping the poor baby💛

[@CanadianDan854]

Oh my god, poor Bubba.

[@Clemsterful]

he will roll over and pass gas 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂... the best!! lolol

[@alexbedel6320]

I cannot express how much I relate to this. 🤭🤣

[@cjlive5182]

That’s why I’m not married 😆

[@sushiljangid5554]

I am so jealous of Bubba. Atleast he can now live life as a freeman.

[@FireCracker3240]

I never expected the tears that would flow when I clicked on this video. His humps... they were collapsed. He was so mistreated... 😭😭😭 Thank God for these people.

[@lorettaposey3327]

Camel's are such beautiful animals and should be treated with respect and love

[@beatyeyes]

Bubba needs a Donkey out there with him to keep him company and protected. So happy he's better

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

Oh protection is no problem with camels. When roused, they are super dangerous.

[@joannemurdock7899]

U r. Tight. Or a. Bubbarette 😍😍

[@rhyansmyth5910]

@@joannemurdock7899 what

[@mememan2.074]

@@rhyansmyth5910 he means a lady camel

[@rhyansmyth5910]

@@mememan2.074 ohhhhhhhhh I didn't know buckaroo referred to camels too

[@silentgamer4368]

"We had to figure out how much he weighed...so we took him to a gas station." Well never thought I'd hear something like that before lol