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| Little Kitirua at orhphanage |
Little Chemi Chemi after being rescued
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| Little Chemi Chemi with his seat belt on in the plane |
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| Little Chemi Chemi after his arrival at orphanage |
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| I renewed my support for my six baby elephants photos below. They are Chemi Chemi (male), Kitirua (female), Suguta (female), Kibo (male), Naipoki (female), Shukuru (female) They are growing strong and developing their own personalities and friendships. |
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| Little Chemi Chemi brings the nursery herd back to 20 and is a very friendly & forgiving little elephant, he witnessed much violence agaist his kind in the past, not least the possible slaughter of his elephant mother either from poaching or human /wildlife conflict. |
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| Mumbushi plays with her carer |
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| Suguta & carer |
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| Tumaren lies on Suguta |
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| Naipoki browsing |
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| Naipoki and his blanket |
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| Kitiura getting a welcome |
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| Kitirua's bad eye |
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| Orphans enjoying the mudbath |
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| Naipoki plays with a keeper |
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| Naipoki reaching for a tail | | |
2011 Newsletter - The David Sheldrick Wildlife trust
https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/index.asp
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