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Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is a Samburu community owned and run wildlife sanctuary in Northern Kenya. Reteti rescues orphaned and abandoned elephant calves to raise and release them back into the wild once they are old enough.
- Support Reteti
By adopting an orphaned elephant calf, you will be...
- Meet the Herd
The sanctuary takes in orphaned and abandoned elephant...
- Visit Us
Visiting hours coincide with the elephants’ feeding times....
- Blog
In this latest update, Peter Lenasalia – Reteti Elephant...
- About Us
The Elephants The Keepers Long'uro Visit Us Blog About Us...
- Contact
Contact Reteti Phone: +254 798 716351. Note regarding phone...
- Adopt an Elephant
By adopting an orphaned or abandoned elephant, you will be...
- Gift a Bottle of Milk
Spoil the Reteti Elephants with what they love most this...
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South Africa’s Need for an Elephant Orphanage. HERD is the First Dedicated South African Elephant Orphanage. The unfortunate truth is that there are an ever-increasing number of orphaned and displaced elephant calves in South Africa.
24 de may. de 2017 · Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, Kenya — From afar, the cries of a baby elephant in distress seem almost human. Drawn by the sounds, young Samburu warriors, long spears in hand, thread their way...
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