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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:

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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:

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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:

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