Mr Bean is at it again! As the orphaned elephants came home for the evening, we found our wily warthog secreted away in Toto’s room, helping himself to his nighttime snacks. Caught in the act, Bean froze as if that would magically make him invisible. Keeper Sammy promptly shepherded him out. Toto sulked and stood sentry to ensure the pig stayed well away. Even Twiggy the giraffe seemed shocked by Bean’s brazenness! It was a true multi-species drama. — Every animal seen here is an orphan. Rescued

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Running into the new week with a dash of joy! These energetic sprints tell a much bigger story. When a newly rescued orphan starts to become playful, it is a telltale sign that they are beginning to heal — both physically and, of equal importance, psychologically — from the circumstances that left them orphaned. For a deeply emotional species like the elephant, the mind-body connection is a powerful force. Donors like you make these stories possible. Become a foster parent and follow an orphan’s

A parade of wild-living orphans and their babies, coming to say hello to their human-elephant family. Leading the way is 15-year-old Mutara, an orphan we rescued as a newborn in 2009 — she likely lost her own mother to poaching. She is joined by her wild-born baby, Mambo — and, we suspect, an as-yet-unintroduced addition: We believe Mutara is pregnant again! Generations of elephants have been rescued, raised, and reintegrated back into the wild through our Orphans’ Project. The fact that so many

Kenya is rewriting its rhino story — and we are proud of the role we play in it. Not so long ago, Kenya was teeming with black rhinos. However, global demand for rhino horn fuelled a catastrophic wave of poaching that very nearly destroyed the species. By the mid-1980s, populations had plummeted from 20,000 to less than 400. The once-ubiquitous symbols of Kenya’s wilderness had been nearly poached to extinction. Today, Kenya’s black rhinos are the face of a remarkable comeback story. Despite dev

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