Despite these changes, there was a decrease in the number of reported wildlife veterinary cases. The SWT/KWS Meru Veterinary Unit attended to six cases in total over the reporting period. This included a male lion with lameness due to bite wounds sustained during a fight with another lion; a female zebra that unfortunately did not survive after being severely injured by a wire snare; an elephant bull named Mutara with wounds sustained during a fight with another bull; and a sub-adult female elephant with lameness caused by a dislocated right elbow. Additionally, the team administered preventive treatment for Trypanosomiasis to Pecker, a female dutch shepherd security dog, that was later referred to the Small Animal Clinic at the University of Nairobi for further diagnosis and treatment of a swelling on her mammary glands.