our partner
Reteti Elephant Sanctuary
We are working with Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, a community owned elephant sanctuary situated in Northern Kenya dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of elephants.
If you would like to learn more, adopt an elephant, or make a recurring donation to support their work, click one of the adopt buttons below.
Timmy the Elephant
Timmy is the name of our elephant character, although he may not be a ‘real’ elephant, he is helping to promote the stories of his releatives who need help. Read about his friends stories below!
Meet Long’uro
On the 18th of April 2020, the Reteti air team was called in at night by Loisaba Rangers, informing them of a bleeding, abandoned calf that had fallen into a well in Loisaba Conservancy. He was in a desperate state. Cries of despair flooded the night, and on inspection, the team discovered that two thirds of his trunk had been lost to a hyena the previous night, whilst stuck in the well.
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Meet Lomunyak
Lomunyak is a Samburu word meaning “lucky ” and boy, are we lucky that he has joined the Reteti herd! Lomunyak is called our lucky boy with good reason. He survived what appeared to be a lion attack, and become separated from his mum and nearly drowned in a river in Northern Kenya. On the 26th of April 2020, at just 2 months old, he experienced a number of tragedies including: a lion attack, separation from his mother and then almost drowning in a river in Northern Kenya! He was rescued by security staff from Elephant Bedroom Camp in Samburu National Reserve at 2am on a Sunday morning, late in April 2020.
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Meet Bule
On the 31st of March 2020, a tiny elephant, aged between 2-3 months, was found wandering aimlessly alone on the main road between Isiolo and Archer’s Post, in Isiolo County. She was split from the family for several days before found herself having walked to a nearby village, known as Jenerica. Bule was stranded, thirsty and alone, aimlessly crossing the road back and forth. Chalma Lolosoly, a passing motorist alerted Kenya Wildlife Service who immediately assessed the scene and took her to the nearest place of safety. Meanwhile, we were notified by the authorities about the situation and the Reteti Rescue Team immediately set off.
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