Boop! Black rhinos are solitary by nature, but Bibi missed the memo. The precocious young buffalo walked right up to Chamboi, planted a big, muddy kiss on his nose, and then circled back for round two. (For his part, Chamboi seemed to welcome all the attention!) — At Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, no orphan is left behind. Whether it’s a buffalo or a black rhino, an antelope or an elephant, our mission is the same: to rescue them, nurture them according to their species’ unique needs, and ultimately

Our teams are well known for their work through our orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program, the most successful in the world, but mixing milk, providing specialist care and affording a second chance to orphaned animals is just one of a multitude of lifesaving projects we undertake. Alongside our partners, including the KWS, we are active daily as we carry-out aerial, anti-poaching and veterinary projects to save wild lives. Find out how we are patrolling, conserving and saving threate

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