Elephant mums - like ex orphan Naisula, here with her baby Nyx - are gentle, loving, & fiercely protective of their young. They set a wonderful example & should be be celebrated, as should so many mums. Show yours the love on #mothersday by gifting an 🐘 https://t.co/jR3C4kChud
Out in the forest this morning, Amali decided to embrace her inner helicopter! Rescued just 6 mths ago - a victim of drought - Amali was shy for a long time, but recently she’s really coming out of her shell. Discover her story at https://t.co/COjCsMnSAn
Sitting pretty!
• Relaxing from mini matriarch duties, Kindani sits atop Olorien
• Shujaa forms the base of a baby pile-up, with Nyambeni & Muridjo onboard
• Sweet Latika strikes a thoughtful pose
• Tingai gives us a ‘behind-the-scenes’ perspective
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A Reminder! (I am so sorry, I sound so repetitive!) But Please do not Buy or Sell anything with Welcome Home! It is my work and I don't feel comfortable with individuals making merchandise of it just yet, I still need time to get grounded! Thank you so much!
Are you feeling the onset of spring allergies in your part of the world? For this week's EleFACT, we take a look at the respiratory systems of elephants and whether or not they experience the spring sniffles. Read more here - https://t.co/ysDqUTp5Bz
The orphans we rescue come from all corners of Kenya, some from farther afield. Mweya hails from Uganda where, as a newborn, she wandered alone into a fishing village. Word of mouth & a lot of hard work brought her into our care. She's now wild & a mum. https://t.co/SPCiePTfnL
Kapei is well aware of his status as the darling of the Umani herd. Still, he likes to test the commitment of his entourage, yelling out for no reason, just to see who will come running (cue Quanza, Lima Lima, Sonje & Kiasa!) Join his family of admirers: https://t.co/9GlhjT8F3F