ALERT HERD FOCUS FOR THE MONTH: Mark H. of the U.K. NEEDS OUR HELP!
toto
Why Toto?
Toto, our first elephant adoption, holds significant meaning for our foundation as a symbol of compassion, commitment, and the importance of wildlife conservation. By adopting Toto, we not only provide support for his care and well-being but also raise awareness about the challenges faced by elephants in the wild, such as habitat loss and poaching.
The name "Toto" means "friend" or "beloved" in various cultures, reflecting the deep bond we hope to foster between our foundation, our supporters, and the animals we strive to protect. Through Toto's story, we aim to inspire others to join us in our mission to create a better world for wildlife and promote a sustainable future for all living beings.
Details
Current age
2 years old
Gender
Male
Rescued date
1 April 2022
Rescue location
Tsavo Ecosystem, Tsavo East National Park
Date of birth (approximate)
25 March 2022
Reason orphaned
Unknown
Age at rescue
1 week old (approx)
Current location
Kaluku Unit
Wamata
Why Wamata?
Adopting Wamata, our second elephant, holds deep significance for our foundation. She represents compassion, commitment, and the crucial need for wildlife conservation. By supporting Wamata, we ensure her well-being while also raising awareness about the challenges elephants face in the wild, such as habitat loss and poaching.
The name "Wamata," meaning "joy" in Swahili, reflects the bond we hope to build between our foundation, our supporters, and the animals we protect. Through her story, we aim to inspire others to join us in creating a better world for wildlife and promoting a sustainable future for all living beings.
Details
Current age
17 months old
Gender
Female
Rescued date
12 September 2024
Rescue location
Tsavo Ecosystem, Tsavo East NP
Date of birth (approximate)
10 September 2023
Reason orphaned
Found alone
Age at rescue
12 months old (approx)
Current location
Nairobi Nursery