Rescuing a newborn baby elephant that was left alone
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Rescuing a newborn baby elephant that was left alone
Video - Rescuing a newborn baby elephant that was left alone This newborn baby elephant was separated from its parents and the herd during a busy roaming session they had moving from a region to another. This baby was left helpless wandering near a farming village when some locals discovered this baby. They contacted the wildlife authorities to ...
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It’s a girl for Naserian! As is a time-honoured tradition among our ex-orphans, the proud mum returned ‘home’ this weekend to introduce her brand new daughter to the people who raised her. We rescued Naserian back in 2004. After growing up in our care, first at the Nursery and then at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit, she reclaimed her place in the wilds of northern Tsavo. This is Naserian’s second baby, following in the footsteps of big sister Njema, who was born almost exactly four years ago. Mo
It’s a girl for Naserian! As is a time-honoured tradition among our ex-orphans, the proud mum returned ‘home’ this weekend to introduce her brand new daughter to the people who raised her. We rescued Naserian back in 2004. After growing up in our care, first at the Nursery and then at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit, she reclaimed her place in the wilds of northern Tsavo. This is Naserian’s second baby, following in the footsteps of big sister Njema, who was born almost exactly four years ago. Mo
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Small in size but big in ego, baby Sunni knows how to make an entrance! Sities is well-versed in her son’s antics and lets him run amok while she enjoys breakfast, as does the rest of the Ithumba herd. Perhaps a bit deflated — but certainly not defeated — by his lukewarm reception, Sunni ends his debut by backing under nanny Malkia’s belly. — Learn more about Sities and six-month-old Sunni, who is among 77 known ‘grandbabies’ born to orphans we rescued, raised, and rewilded: sheldrickwildlifetru
Small in size but big in ego, baby Sunni knows how to make an entrance! Sities is well-versed in her son’s antics and lets him run amok while she enjoys breakfast, as does the rest of the Ithumba herd. Perhaps a bit deflated — but certainly not defeated — by his lukewarm reception, Sunni ends his debut by backing under nanny Malkia’s belly. — Learn more about Sities and six-month-old Sunni, who is among 77 known ‘grandbabies’ born to orphans we rescued, raised, and rewilded: sheldrickwildlifetru
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To an elephant, family is everything Our Orphans' Project exists to give orphaned animals a second chance and it is your support that allows us to provide the round-the-clock care and comfort that these infants should still be receiving from their mothers. This year, over 19 orphaned infant elephants have been loved, tucked up in bed at night and carefully hand fed milk at our Nursery after they lost their families including Mukkoka, Dololo and baby white rhino Maarifa, three orphans we came to
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