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New orphan alert! A new orphan has joined our adoption programme – and everyone is smitten. To say she is a survivor is an understatement: she's overcome a horrendous injury and shown some interesting quirks along the way. We'll introduce her shortly, and we're sure you'll fall in love... show more

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Melia has a new daughter. She might too young for solids, but that doesn't stop her giving it a good go. Earlier this week, ex-orphan Melia walked up to our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in northern Tsavo and introduced her brand new baby girl to Head Keeper Benjamin and the team. We've named her Moon. Moon is Melia's second – little sister to her firstborn Milo, who was born outside the same stockades back in 2022. The new arrival is bold and full of character. Melia came into our care as a yearling in 2009, alone and far from any wild herd. Seventeen years on, she's a mother of two, living wild – and still bringing her family home to say hello. Follow Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for more from Moon and our wild-born family.

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Baby Moon might only be days old, but she's already got scratching down-pat. In case you missed the news: Earlier this week, ex-orphan Melia returned home to introduce us to her brand new baby girl. We rescued Melia 17 years ago, a likely orphan of poaching. Today, she is grown up and raising her family like any other wild elephant mum in Tsavo. It means the world that she chose to come back and share this milestone with us. Revisit Melia’s story:

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It's #WorldGiraffeDay. Come for a walk through with Pips. She is nine months old, and the youngest giraffe orphan in our care. We rescued her in September 2025 after her mother was killed by lions. She had been hiding alone for days, slipping in to drink at a water trough and disappearing again. Pips is in esteemed company. The first giraffe we raised to the wild was Kiko, rescued in 2015 and now continuing his rewilding at Lewa. Twiggy, another, joined the wild around the time Pips turned up, and has been seen in the company of a boyfriend. Pips is still at the beginning of her journey. Read her story and help support Kenya's giraffe with an adoption:

It's #WorldGiraffeDay. Come for a walk through with Pips. She is nine months old, and the youngest giraffe orphan in our care. We rescued her in September 2025 after her mother was killed by lions. She had been hiding alone for days, slipping in to drink at a water trough and disappearing again. Pips is in esteemed company. The first giraffe we raised to the wild was Kiko, rescued in 2015 and now continuing his rewilding at Lewa. Twiggy, another, joined the wild around the time Pips turned up, and has been seen in the company of a boyfriend. Pips is still at the beginning of her journey. Read her story and help support Kenya's giraffe with an adoption:

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We hope everyone is enjoying the new movie and that you’ll fall in love with our tiny baby too 🥹🖤🖤 We made a VTube Studio asset to celebrate~

We hope everyone is enjoying the new movie and that you’ll fall in love with our tiny baby too 🥹🖤🖤 We made a VTube Studio asset to celebrate~

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Say hello to Alia! This sweet little orphan was rescued in October 2025. She is shy but brave – she survived without her herd for days in the bush before rescuers found her. She's not yet two years old, and her folded-over ears mark her out from the herd. We'll be sharing more about her in upcoming posts, but if you can't wait to meet – and adopt – her, head to:

Say hello to Alia! This sweet little orphan was rescued in October 2025. She is shy but brave – she survived without her herd for days in the bush before rescuers found her. She's not yet two years old, and her folded-over ears mark her out from the herd. We'll be sharing more about her in upcoming posts, but if you can't wait to meet – and adopt – her, head to:

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She is now in her new home with her sibling, her mum and lots of love and security. She is coming out of her shell and learning how to be a dog (4/5)

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Sneaky, spoiled Mwana has unlocked a whole new level of relaxation: nursing and napping, in one fell swoop. Now that Murera is progressing in her pregnancy, she is less generous about breastfeeding, but Mwana still manages to sneak in sips here and there. It’s as if she thinks that Murera won’t even notice she’s there! Mwana is one of our grandkids: wild calves born to an orphan we rescued, raised, and rewilded - and the greatest testament to the success of our work. Meet our grandcalves:

Sneaky, spoiled Mwana has unlocked a whole new level of relaxation: nursing and napping, in one fell swoop. Now that Murera is progressing in her pregnancy, she is less generous about breastfeeding, but Mwana still manages to sneak in sips here and there. It’s as if she thinks that Murera won’t even notice she’s there! Mwana is one of our grandkids: wild calves born to an orphan we rescued, raised, and rewilded - and the greatest testament to the success of our work. Meet our grandcalves:

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$Sulwe means ‘morning star’ in the Luo language. The name has special significance for our Umani Springs Head Keeper, Philip, who is of the Luo tribe. He has been by Sulwe's mother's side - an orphan named Sonje - since her earliest days with us, when she was recovering from a fractured leg. Now, with the other Umani Keepers, he gets to be the honorary grandfather to her daughter. For us, Sulwe is our guiding star too. A reminder that for every orphan we save, whole family trees can branch out. As our elephant family continues to grow, meet Philip and our Keepers’ other grandchildren - there's 92 of them!$

Sulwe means ‘morning star’ in the Luo language. The name has special significance for our Umani Springs Head Keeper, Philip, who is of the Luo tribe. He has been by Sulwe's mother's side - an orphan named Sonje - since her earliest days with us, when she was recovering from a fractured leg. Now, with the other Umani Keepers, he gets to be the honorary grandfather to her daughter. For us, Sulwe is our guiding star too. A reminder that for every orphan we save, whole family trees can branch out. As our elephant family continues to grow, meet Philip and our Keepers’ other grandchildren - there's 92 of them!

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Olare is a mother! Earlier this week, our beautiful ex-orphan returned to Ithumba and proudly introduced us to her equally beautiful baby girl, who we have named Ola. Olare was orphaned at a tender young age, but despite the heartbreak she faced, she never let her past define her. She has an enormous heart and has always been an exceptional nanny, first at the Nursery, then at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit, and later to her friends’ wild-born babies. We are thrilled that Olare now has the opportunity to raise her own baby — and we know that she will be an excellent mum. To read more about Olare’s new addition, visit:

Olare is a mother! Earlier this week, our beautiful ex-orphan returned to Ithumba and proudly introduced us to her equally beautiful baby girl, who we have named Ola. Olare was orphaned at a tender young age, but despite the heartbreak she faced, she never let her past define her. She has an enormous heart and has always been an exceptional nanny, first at the Nursery, then at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit, and later to her friends’ wild-born babies. We are thrilled that Olare now has the opportunity to raise her own baby — and we know that she will be an excellent mum. To read more about Olare’s new addition, visit:

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Out in front of this little procession is Iman – ex-orphan Ithumbah's firstborn, taking the big-sibling role seriously. When Ithumbah introduced her second baby last December, a strong, active but shy little girl named Iris, Iman helped look after her from the very first day, with ex-orphan Suguroi lending a trunk. Eight months on, this is how the family travels: Iman picking the route, with Iris and mum falling in behind. Two calves born wild to an orphan we rescued and raised – meet the whole next generation:

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Chance now lives and walks with me and Hank. You’ll notice here her tail is straight up and she is bouncing along. She also doesn’t need a leash and runs straight back to HER new home (6/7)

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Wonderful, breaking news! Early this morning, ex-orphan Melia returned to introduce a brand new baby girl to Head Keeper Benjamin and the rest of the Ithumba team. Moon, as we’ve named her, is Melia’s second baby. She is a lovely little elephant, bold and brimming with character. More to come, but we wanted to share the news in real time. Supporters like you make these stories possible: enabling us to rescue orphans like Melia, dedicate years to their recovery, and help them reclaim their place in the wild – paving the way for a new generation of wild elephants, like baby Moon. If you're new to our work, discover how every rescue has the potential to forge future dynasties here:

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Mzinga, Muridjo, and Kamili are good friends — but it’s every nanny for herself when precious Kipekee is in the picture. The nannies bump, barge, and body-check each other as they jockey for prime position next to the little girl — and so it goes until they are well into the forest! Kipekee is the latest addition to our foster programme. Rescued in June, this tiny orphan lost her mother to human-wildlife conflict. It has only been two months, but she has already made enormous progress! 🐘 Support Kipekee’s journey though an adoption:

Mzinga, Muridjo, and Kamili are good friends — but it’s every nanny for herself when precious Kipekee is in the picture. The nannies bump, barge, and body-check each other as they jockey for prime position next to the little girl — and so it goes until they are well into the forest! Kipekee is the latest addition to our foster programme. Rescued in June, this tiny orphan lost her mother to human-wildlife conflict. It has only been two months, but she has already made enormous progress! 🐘 Support Kipekee’s journey though an adoption:

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It’s a girl! Early this morning, ex-orphan Kilabasi made the pilgrimage ‘home’ to introduce us to her brand new baby. She looks proud as can be, doesn’t she? We rescued Kilabasi back in 2011. After growing up in our care, she reclaimed her place in the wilds of northern Tsavo. This is her second baby, following in the footsteps of big brother Kofi, who was born almost three years ago. We named Kilabasi’s new baby Kanika. She is a beautiful little girl, and we look forward to sharing more about her — but first, we had to tell you the exciting news! Revisit Kilabasi’s story: And remember: Supporters like you make these moments possible, helping us rescue the orphans of today and pave the way for generations of elephants. Thank you!

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The Mets Jett Williams dealt with injury in 2024 but is here in the Fall League and has shown plus speed and sneaky pop. Here's a triple from last night's action.

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When an ex-orphan brings her new calf home, do our Keepers get to greet the baby? Sometimes – and it's entirely up to the mother. Some, like Nasalot here, walk straight up to a familiar Keeper and let them meet the calf. Keeper Benjamin had been a part of Nasalot’s journey every step of the way since she was rescued as an infant in 2000. Today, Nasalot is all grown up and living wild but she and her family continue to visit their human-elephant family on a regular basis. Other new mothers keep the calf at a careful distance and let the Keepers observe from the side. Whatever they decide, the fact that orphans make this pilgrimage home at all is the gesture of trust. Just seeing them, thriving as a mother and a matriarch, is the reward for years of care and many sleepless nights.

When an ex-orphan brings her new calf home, do our Keepers get to greet the baby? Sometimes – and it's entirely up to the mother. Some, like Nasalot here, walk straight up to a familiar Keeper and let them meet the calf. Keeper Benjamin had been a part of Nasalot’s journey every step of the way since she was rescued as an infant in 2000. Today, Nasalot is all grown up and living wild but she and her family continue to visit their human-elephant family on a regular basis. Other new mothers keep the calf at a careful distance and let the Keepers observe from the side. Whatever they decide, the fact that orphans make this pilgrimage home at all is the gesture of trust. Just seeing them, thriving as a mother and a matriarch, is the reward for years of care and many sleepless nights.

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Sealed with a kiss. From her Keepers, like Titus, to her foster parents from around the world, there’s bucket loads of love for rescued orphan black rhino Raha. She arrived to us having been badly mauled by predators. She’s undergone a number of surgical interventions, and given us a fair share of health scares. She still has a ways to go, but after a setback late last year she’s been making good progress. Read this previous girl’s story, and consider supporting her with an adoption, at:

Sealed with a kiss. From her Keepers, like Titus, to her foster parents from around the world, there’s bucket loads of love for rescued orphan black rhino Raha. She arrived to us having been badly mauled by predators. She’s undergone a number of surgical interventions, and given us a fair share of health scares. She still has a ways to go, but after a setback late last year she’s been making good progress. Read this previous girl’s story, and consider supporting her with an adoption, at:

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