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An orphaned hippo has landed in our laps — quite literally. After tragically losing his mother, this enchanting, tiny chap now has a family with us and a wild future to look forward to.
Read moreOn 20th April 2026, Toto, Natibu, and Mwinzi took the next step in their journey back to the wild and graduated to our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in Tsavo East National Park. This was a milestone for our darling Kaluku boys, who have overcome so much to be here today. For Toto, who was delivered to our Ithumba Keepers as a neonate orphan, it was a return home.
Read moreIt’s a rare and twisted blessing to find a live animal in a snare. Set by poachers to trap wildlife for the illegal bushmeat trade, snares are one of the most destructive threats facing Africa’s wildlife today. What was once largely subsistence hunting has ballooned into an illegal commercial-scale trade driven by demand from markets and restaurants.
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