Baby Elephant doing well…
Category: elephants | Date: Sep 15 2008 | By: milgistrust
Just a quick note to tell you all, that the Baby Elephant is doing well… at the DSWT orphanage… He had an interesting trip in the Helicopter!!! The full story will be out soon…
I am still on safari with our Spanish friends…Delayed by an elephant for one hour!!, in the Aberdare mountains yesterday, where we meet a fabulous bull Elephant, on the road… He had absolutely no intention of moving off the road… Wonderful experience for our Samburu men…
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4 Responses to “Baby Elephant doing well…”
sheryl, washington dc, on 15 Sep 2008
I’ve been looking for the update on this new baby. Thanks for keeping us posted. I’m glad he’s doing well.
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Siggi, San Diego, on 15 Sep 2008
Ah, excellent!!
Thank you so much for the update!!
Jo - Newcastle upon tyne, on 15 Sep 2008
Thanks for the update, I think this must be Kungu, he is absolutely adorable and looks like he was rescued in the nick of time, although quite battered and bruised! There have been three little orphans is as many weeks, two look as though they are as a result of poachihng. One baby girl, Suguta was in a really bad way, hopefully in the long term she will be fine and her and Kungu will be best of friends I’m sure.
Siggi, San Diego, on 18 Sep 2008
The story about Barselai’s rescue is now up on the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust website! What a trip! You weren’t kidding Helen!!!
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