Baby elephants are very curious - one might even say nosy. While some of the orphans in our care flop right down and go to sleep at night, others take a while to settle. This time, its Kinyei who isn’t ready to call it a night, instead enjoying a surreptitious slurp from the pail as a nightcap. You might also spy freshly-cut branches and a ball in her stable, offering fun and food during the night in equal measure. Kinyei is one of 263 orphaned elephants alive today thanks to our Orphans' Projec

POV: Lunchtime with our Voi orphan herd, featuring the beautiful Baraka. With a helping hand from Keeper Walter, she finishes her milk in record time! — You might notice Baraka’s distinctively scarred ears — reminders of the poacher’s snare she survived before she was rescued. Learn more about this special orphan and support her ongoing journey through an adoption: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/baraka | Sheldrick Wildlife Trust