alex: ollie is adjusting well to his new environment, and that pleases no one more than karen trendler, of wildcare, who helped ollie during those rough patches in his young life. karen: i think when i saw how he reacted this morning to the keepers and to the other elephant, it made all of those logistical nightmares absolutely leery of the other elephant. i don't think he remembered what elephant were, but the response has been unbelievable and it's convinced us that to do this was the right thing for him. daphne: when he becomes an adult, he'll be romping around with his wild friends in tsavo national park, just like all our others do. alex: visit our website, animalrescuetv.com to learn more about other rescue groups. don't go away. alex: and now, this "animal healthy, and fit with this "animal rescue" safety tip ? alex: dogs can't tell you if some part of their body hurts, so it's up to a responsible pet owner to be observant. if your pooch suddenly becomes aggressive, the problem could be a strained muscle, a bone fracture, or even a toothache. if your pet has slowed down, refuses

karen trendler of wildcare says ollie is in bad shape. karen trendler: he's got a whole lot of really bad scars on him physically. he had head trauma when he was picked up. he'd obviously been knocked quite badly on the head. and emotionally, i mean, you can imagine a little animal like lose his mum, to lose his herd. so he is feeling that at the moment. he's desperate for a herd. he's desperate for contact. he's probably about 120 kilograms at the moment. which is quite low for a 3-month-old elephant. he's only 95 centimeters in height, which is very, very tiny. we think, in fact, he was probably a low birth-weight baby as well. having compared him to photographs of other elephants, he's exceptionally small. alex: karen is a world-renowned wildlife rehabilitator, and wildcare looks after some 250 animals here. she watches over ollie like a mother over her child, something this baby's real mother apparently didn't do, leaving him with a critical medical disadvantage. karen: ollie was a newborn when we found him, all the size and various s