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It was raining, but Panda had a plan. The new mum stashed her daughter between her front legs, keeping her safe from the storm. We rescued Panda in July 2012, likely an orphan of poaching. She was found a stone’s throw from our Voi Reintegration Unit, so she bypassed... show more

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Earlier we introduced you to Panya, Panda's adorable newborn baby girl. Now its time to share the story of her brave mother! Rescued in July 2012 after likely losing her mother to poaching, Panda was found a stone's throw from our Voi stockades and grew up as an original 'Voi Kid.' We actually witnessed Panya's conception nearly two years ago when an admiring bull struck up a romance with Panda just outside the stockades! And just a few days ago, she brought her daughter home to meet the family who raised her! We shared this milestone moment here:

Earlier we introduced you to Panya, Panda's adorable newborn baby girl. Now its time to share the story of her brave mother! Rescued in July 2012 after likely losing her mother to poaching, Panda was found a stone's throw from our Voi stockades and grew up as an original 'Voi Kid.' We actually witnessed Panya's conception nearly two years ago when an admiring bull struck up a romance with Panda just outside the stockades! And just a few days ago, she brought her daughter home to meet the family who raised her! We shared this milestone moment here:

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In July 2012, a two-year-old calf was found alone and emaciated on Mgeno Ranch, bordering Tsavo National Park. She had almost certainly lost her mother to poaching. Named after the area where she was found, Panda bypassed our Nairobi Nursery entirely and we raised her at Voi instead, surrounded by the older orphans who understood what she had been through. Now, this once-vulnerable youngster is a mother! In early December 2025, Panda came home for the holidays – and she brought someone with her: her daughter, Panya! Her name means "mouse" in Swahili and it suits her. We now get the privilege of watching Panya grow up when Panda visits, just like this! Remind yourself of the moment we first met Panya:

In July 2012, a two-year-old calf was found alone and emaciated on Mgeno Ranch, bordering Tsavo National Park. She had almost certainly lost her mother to poaching. Named after the area where she was found, Panda bypassed our Nairobi Nursery entirely and we raised her at Voi instead, surrounded by the older orphans who understood what she had been through. Now, this once-vulnerable youngster is a mother! In early December 2025, Panda came home for the holidays – and she brought someone with her: her daughter, Panya! Her name means "mouse" in Swahili and it suits her. We now get the privilege of watching Panya grow up when Panda visits, just like this! Remind yourself of the moment we first met Panya:

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Tamiyoi loves her alone time. This afternoon, she found herself a scenic seat, scratched her bottom to her heart’s content, and enjoyed the view!! We rescued Tamiyoi from the bottom of a well in 2015. A decade later, she is thriving at our Voi Reintegration Unit — where she recently stepped up as the matriarch of the dependent orphan herd. Learn more about this special elephant and how you can support her:

Tamiyoi loves her alone time. This afternoon, she found herself a scenic seat, scratched her bottom to her heart’s content, and enjoyed the view!! We rescued Tamiyoi from the bottom of a well in 2015. A decade later, she is thriving at our Voi Reintegration Unit — where she recently stepped up as the matriarch of the dependent orphan herd. Learn more about this special elephant and how you can support her:

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Serenget is always the last to finish her milk. She is one of the younger orphans at our Voi Reintegration Unit in Tsavo and she has her own way of doing things. Rather than gulping from the bottle like the others, she takes it slowly – the Keepers fill the very tip of her trunk with milk, so she can pour every drop carefully into her mouth at her own pace. Two bottles takes her a good while. Every orphan drinks up to 24 litres a day, at whatever pace suits them. A gift of milk from our Wish List can help feed an orphan like Serenget:

Serenget is always the last to finish her milk. She is one of the younger orphans at our Voi Reintegration Unit in Tsavo and she has her own way of doing things. Rather than gulping from the bottle like the others, she takes it slowly – the Keepers fill the very tip of her trunk with milk, so she can pour every drop carefully into her mouth at her own pace. Two bottles takes her a good while. Every orphan drinks up to 24 litres a day, at whatever pace suits them. A gift of milk from our Wish List can help feed an orphan like Serenget:

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Zigi is getting his practice in. The head toss is something young bulls do – a display, a bit of showmanship. He is just over a year old, full of bravado and, like his mum, a bit of a mercurial character. He is the son of one of our orphans who went wild. His mother, Zongoloni was rescued in 2013. It was heart-breaking; she was found next to her mother, who was fatally injured from a bullet wound. Fate may have robbed Zongoloni of her mother, but we made sure it didn't rob her of her future. We rescued her, raised her and saw her lead a group of orphans into the wild. After losing her own family, now she is raising her own in the wild. More of their story:

Zigi is getting his practice in. The head toss is something young bulls do – a display, a bit of showmanship. He is just over a year old, full of bravado and, like his mum, a bit of a mercurial character. He is the son of one of our orphans who went wild. His mother, Zongoloni was rescued in 2013. It was heart-breaking; she was found next to her mother, who was fatally injured from a bullet wound. Fate may have robbed Zongoloni of her mother, but we made sure it didn't rob her of her future. We rescued her, raised her and saw her lead a group of orphans into the wild. After losing her own family, now she is raising her own in the wild. More of their story:

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A little over two months old, and baby Kiki is already honing essential life skills! Dunking, splashing and getting most of the water in her mouth: trunks take time to master but Kihari's wild-born calf Kiki is doing everything right. Sandwiched between her mum, one-tusked Kihari, and her nanny, she's got the very best support system around her to learn from – something her own mother, Kihari, never had (she was rescued as an orphan and raised by our Keepers). It was an unusual upbringing – but it worked! Kihari is now living successfully back in the wild, where she is raising her own calf! Reacquaint yourself with Kiki:

A little over two months old, and baby Kiki is already honing essential life skills! Dunking, splashing and getting most of the water in her mouth: trunks take time to master but Kihari's wild-born calf Kiki is doing everything right. Sandwiched between her mum, one-tusked Kihari, and her nanny, she's got the very best support system around her to learn from – something her own mother, Kihari, never had (she was rescued as an orphan and raised by our Keepers). It was an unusual upbringing – but it worked! Kihari is now living successfully back in the wild, where she is raising her own calf! Reacquaint yourself with Kiki:

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Rescued at night from a septic pit – Zuri is the latest 🐘 addition to our Nursery herd. It's a miracle she was discovered, and in the nick-of-time, as the little submerged calf would not have survived the night. Once on dry land, she was quickly cleaned off and taken to our Voi stockades to rest. Next morning, we flew Zuri to Nairobi and three weeks on this chubby little miracle is finding her feet, surrounded by the love of adoring nannies. Zuri's full story is online, where you can join her journey from day one with an adoption:

Rescued at night from a septic pit – Zuri is the latest 🐘 addition to our Nursery herd. It's a miracle she was discovered, and in the nick-of-time, as the little submerged calf would not have survived the night. Once on dry land, she was quickly cleaned off and taken to our Voi stockades to rest. Next morning, we flew Zuri to Nairobi and three weeks on this chubby little miracle is finding her feet, surrounded by the love of adoring nannies. Zuri's full story is online, where you can join her journey from day one with an adoption:

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50,217 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

A love story 22 months in the making Watch baby Sia nursing from her mum, ex-orphan Sagala. Her father? He's also an orphan we rescued, named Laikipia! Laikipia has long lived back in the wild, but last year, we watched him court her for days. They mated within sight of the Keepers and twenty-two months later, tiny Sia arrived. Now she's part of a whole creche of wild-born calves at Voi – growing up surrounded by ex-orphans, their babies, and an extended family that only exists because we gave their mothers (and father!) a second chance. Read the full story:

A love story 22 months in the making Watch baby Sia nursing from her mum, ex-orphan Sagala. Her father? He's also an orphan we rescued, named Laikipia! Laikipia has long lived back in the wild, but last year, we watched him court her for days. They mated within sight of the Keepers and twenty-two months later, tiny Sia arrived. Now she's part of a whole creche of wild-born calves at Voi – growing up surrounded by ex-orphans, their babies, and an extended family that only exists because we gave their mothers (and father!) a second chance. Read the full story:

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There is no orphan quite like Murera. Her story is one of extraordinary courage and remarkable new beginnings. Found alone in Meru National Park in 2012 with devastating leg injuries, Murera’s survival was uncertain. But she defied the odds, embarking on a healing journey that brought her to our Umani Springs Reintegration Unit. Today, she is not only the matriarch of the Umani herd, but also a mother to little Mwana, the very first wild-born baby to an orphan raised at Umani. At 15 years old, Murera is calm, wise, and endlessly nurturing. She leads with quiet strength, forever shaped by her past — but never defined by it. Adopt Murera and support our Orphans’ Project:

There is no orphan quite like Murera. Her story is one of extraordinary courage and remarkable new beginnings. Found alone in Meru National Park in 2012 with devastating leg injuries, Murera’s survival was uncertain. But she defied the odds, embarking on a healing journey that brought her to our Umani Springs Reintegration Unit. Today, she is not only the matriarch of the Umani herd, but also a mother to little Mwana, the very first wild-born baby to an orphan raised at Umani. At 15 years old, Murera is calm, wise, and endlessly nurturing. She leads with quiet strength, forever shaped by her past — but never defined by it. Adopt Murera and support our Orphans’ Project:

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13,543 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

From the parched shores of Lake Jipe to joyful puddle play in Voi, Juni’s journey is a story of survival and second chances. Rescued in May 2022, during the height of a drought, she was the very first of our ‘Voi Kids’ — a class of older orphans brought directly to our Voi Reintegration Unit. Today, Juni is a reliable junior matriarch, helping guide younger orphans with a calm, confident presence. But that doesn’t preclude her having just as much fun as them in a mud bath! You can support Juni, and others like her, through an adoption at:

From the parched shores of Lake Jipe to joyful puddle play in Voi, Juni’s journey is a story of survival and second chances. Rescued in May 2022, during the height of a drought, she was the very first of our ‘Voi Kids’ — a class of older orphans brought directly to our Voi Reintegration Unit. Today, Juni is a reliable junior matriarch, helping guide younger orphans with a calm, confident presence. But that doesn’t preclude her having just as much fun as them in a mud bath! You can support Juni, and others like her, through an adoption at:

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Lemeki used to be found sprinting around the Kaluku Nursery chasing after the guinea fowl. Now she takes life at a more sedate pace, lounging atop the dust pile. She was rescued from the Mara River in March 2018, a few days old, after being swept downstream in flash floods. Eight years on, she is a picture of peace and contentment at our Voi Reintegration Unit, mid-soil bath. Lemeki is one of 327 orphaned elephants we've given a second chance at life. Dive headfirst into her story:

Lemeki used to be found sprinting around the Kaluku Nursery chasing after the guinea fowl. Now she takes life at a more sedate pace, lounging atop the dust pile. She was rescued from the Mara River in March 2018, a few days old, after being swept downstream in flash floods. Eight years on, she is a picture of peace and contentment at our Voi Reintegration Unit, mid-soil bath. Lemeki is one of 327 orphaned elephants we've given a second chance at life. Dive headfirst into her story:

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16,043 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

From the comments 👇🏼 Her name was Dusti Rhae Dukes, she was 19 at the time of her demise. It took her 5 years to build up the courage and she was gone just 2 weeks later‼️

From the comments 👇🏼 Her name was Dusti Rhae Dukes, she was 19 at the time of her demise. It took her 5 years to build up the courage and she was gone just 2 weeks later‼️

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Juni leads the ‘Voi Kids’ as they charge in for their midday milk bottles. Our focus then moves to Ashanti, as she takes her fill. An orphan of drought, she had the added disadvantage of a severed trunk! But, she’s never let that hold her back, even when browsing, where she twists her trunk around branches to pull off all the leaves. Read her story, and support her journey through an adoption, at:

Juni leads the ‘Voi Kids’ as they charge in for their midday milk bottles. Our focus then moves to Ashanti, as she takes her fill. An orphan of drought, she had the added disadvantage of a severed trunk! But, she’s never let that hold her back, even when browsing, where she twists her trunk around branches to pull off all the leaves. Read her story, and support her journey through an adoption, at:

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12,746 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Yara turned one in March. She's the fourth calf of Yatta – the very first orphan we raised to full independence at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in northern Tsavo. Yara was born in the bush on 29 March 2025. Hours later, Yatta walked Yara up to the stockades alone, no entourage, to show her to the Keepers who'd raised her. It's since become a tradition among nearly all the orphans we raise when they start a family! Yatta was rescued in 1999 from the Yatta Plateau, weeks old, after her mother was killed by poachers for her ivory. She is now a matriarch in her own right – four calves, a granddaughter, and a herd around her. All living wild. Follow us Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for more videos of elephants enjoying life to the fullest.

Yara turned one in March. She's the fourth calf of Yatta – the very first orphan we raised to full independence at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in northern Tsavo. Yara was born in the bush on 29 March 2025. Hours later, Yatta walked Yara up to the stockades alone, no entourage, to show her to the Keepers who'd raised her. It's since become a tradition among nearly all the orphans we raise when they start a family! Yatta was rescued in 1999 from the Yatta Plateau, weeks old, after her mother was killed by poachers for her ivory. She is now a matriarch in her own right – four calves, a granddaughter, and a herd around her. All living wild. Follow us Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for more videos of elephants enjoying life to the fullest.

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14,058 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Before we met Lemeki, we feared the worst. She had been plucked to safety from the raging, flooded Mara river & we were worried she could be malnourished, or susceptible to pneumonia. But she’s fared better than we’d ever thought - just look at her now (left) with best pal Thamana at our Voi Reintegration Unit.

Before we met Lemeki, we feared the worst. She had been plucked to safety from the raging, flooded Mara river & we were worried she could be malnourished, or susceptible to pneumonia. But she’s fared better than we’d ever thought - just look at her now (left) with best pal Thamana at our Voi Reintegration Unit.

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Lamuu is unrecognisable from the calf we rescued and milk only tells part of the story. We rescued her on 4 January 2026 from the northern coast of Kenya. She was around 17 months old, alone, with a snare wound around her front left leg that had sliced through an artery. The snare had been working as a tourniquet – KWS Vet Dr Lawi performed emergency surgery in the field just to keep her alive. Five months on, at our Kaluku Neonate Unit, the ring wound around her leg has healed thanks to daily wound care. She's put on weight thanks to three-hourly feeds and she's bonded closely with her Keepers, following her Keeper Lekoli everywhere – his shadow, our team calls her. Her best friend Subi is alongside her every day and she spends her day among our orphan-human herd. Lamuu has years of care ahead before she is ready to return to the wild. Adopting Lamuu helps to fund the milk, her Keepers, and the support structure she needs for a wild future. Adopt Lamuu:

Lamuu is unrecognisable from the calf we rescued and milk only tells part of the story. We rescued her on 4 January 2026 from the northern coast of Kenya. She was around 17 months old, alone, with a snare wound around her front left leg that had sliced through an artery. The snare had been working as a tourniquet – KWS Vet Dr Lawi performed emergency surgery in the field just to keep her alive. Five months on, at our Kaluku Neonate Unit, the ring wound around her leg has healed thanks to daily wound care. She's put on weight thanks to three-hourly feeds and she's bonded closely with her Keepers, following her Keeper Lekoli everywhere – his shadow, our team calls her. Her best friend Subi is alongside her every day and she spends her day among our orphan-human herd. Lamuu has years of care ahead before she is ready to return to the wild. Adopting Lamuu helps to fund the milk, her Keepers, and the support structure she needs for a wild future. Adopt Lamuu:

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18,686 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Epiya believes that milk should be enjoyed at maximum speed, and who are we to deny her. She andKeeper Walter have come to an agreement! As he remarked, deftly filming-while-feeding, “Epiya loves her bottle without the lid, so I have to adhere to her request.” Now a happy, feisty elephant, Epiya was once a traumatised orphan who we rescued in 2022 after her mother succumbed to the drought. She was found standing guard over her body. She still has a long way to go as we nurture her towards a life back in the wild. Discover her story:

Epiya believes that milk should be enjoyed at maximum speed, and who are we to deny her. She andKeeper Walter have come to an agreement! As he remarked, deftly filming-while-feeding, “Epiya loves her bottle without the lid, so I have to adhere to her request.” Now a happy, feisty elephant, Epiya was once a traumatised orphan who we rescued in 2022 after her mother succumbed to the drought. She was found standing guard over her body. She still has a long way to go as we nurture her towards a life back in the wild. Discover her story:

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