Africa: Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage with narration by head keeper Edwin 6-24-24

[@dianemorris5816]

These caregivers/keepers are some of the very best in the world. They are so good tothem.

[@janetbowersox83]

Great video! I have the Sheldrick Wildlife trust listed in my will.....elephants have always been my favorite animal since I was 3

[@daniellemarshall5412]

Wonderful seeing Ellies caregivers are so great and kind to Ellies Eward did so good.❤

[@LJnBodhi]

Thank you for sharing. It was nice to see Mzinga doing so well. I 'inherited' her when sweet Ziwadi passed away.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

These babies are so precious ❤

[@stephensfarms7165]

Beautiful baby girl. 🙏❤️. God bless you all there.

[@wendyh3891]

Thank you Edwin & Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, I hope these tourists were listening to your interesting narration? Keep up the good work & always carry on doing the wonderful task you've done for years! Lots of love from me in Port Elizabeth, South Africa❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maureenfrederick8666]

Thank you for posting this! I got to see my adoptee, Raha, walking around! Lucky you for an incredible trip!

[@jknetsYT]

Thank you for this amazing video. Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Orphanage is truly a testament that good and kind people exist in this world. Amidst all the chaos and problems, they remind us all that there are a lot of kind, sacrificing and loving people in this world. 🙏❤️

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I don't understand why all of the viewers don't subscribe. If they liked the video, they'll be glad to support you. Subscribed, shared, liked, and commented. My best wishes for you

[@audreybunyan1493]

We can see how much these babies have a really special bond and trust with their carers. They are so beautiful ❤❤❤

[@adridave1]

Most important just enough nurturing to heal them but they graduate by age 3 or 4 to another area by Tsavo. Eventually rewilded. It's incredibly amazing. ❤ They all graduate back into the wild by age 10.

[@adridave1]

Leaders in rescue and rewilding. Reminder it took Daphne Sheldrick 50 yrs to figure it out. Her legacy lives on. ❤ I visited on June 1, 2024 (private visit which i scheduled 9 months in advance. It was a sacred journey for me from USA. I foster Mokogodo age 1.5. Very emotional experience ❤ It was a splurge fir me but if one can visit ar all or sponsor a baby on their website ❤ It's for the most Beautiful successful project.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

Thank you care givers ❤😊

[@ЛюдмилаКоваль-е8с]

I hope these wonderful elephant babies will truly be integrated into the wild.❤🙏 And the Kenyan government will strengthen the fight against poachers and will also help this reserve. Humanity is very guilty of elephants.

[@adridave1]

They are for decades now. You can read each rescue story and outcome on their website. No need to hope❤ Only to read 🎉 ❤

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

Do you have any matrix to help them grow up?

[@fabianjoy12875]

Many foreigners come to see what we have

[@benediktmorak4409]

I have seen quite a few episodes with the elephant. Also wit the big ones. No shouting, no elephant hooks. nothing. I also have seen an episode, they are not related to this one here, an elderly couple with the KNYSNA Elephants. And i mean those were grown ups. HuGE grey colosses. And again, no shouting, no elephant hooks. And the couple was right between them.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

What the hell w😢hat was in that guys hand

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

They need a matriarch to take care of them

[@mrpmrp226]

So it's not an orphanage or refuge, but a public attraction.

[@RebeccaProbst-lw9bx]

I don't get why all these people are here?