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Below is a list of the most current updates from the David
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust:
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The Battle for Kilgoris - 3/21/2007
Hot on the heels of losing infant elephant orphan “Galdessa”, today, the 21st March 2007 was another extremely tearful day in our Nairobi Nursery, for the Angel of Death claimed another infant, two month old “Kilgoris” after a gallant and desperate 12 day struggle to save his life.
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Sir Richard Branson's visit - 3/19/2007
Sir Richard Branson visited The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust today and spent time with Dame Daphne Sheldrick and the Orphaned elephants, particularly little Lesanju, who he has supported through the fostering program with a generous donation.
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The birth of the DSWT's Mara Mobile Veterinary Unit - 3/14/2007
As of the first of March, thanks to funding from Rex Dobie of the Minara Foundation, and working with the Kenyan Wildlife Service, the Trust has recently established a second fully equipped Mobile Veterinary Unit which covers the Central Rift.
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The rescue of MAX - 3/8/2007 (RHINO UPDATE)
The 6th February 2007 began as an ordinary day, but ended up anything but ordinary due to the discovery of blind yearling baby rhino in the Park forest about 3 kms.
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Sian, Kenze and Loijuk are moved to Ithumba - 3/6/2007
It has happened often before, but each move presents a different challenge, a different set of traumas and an equally powerful emotional fallout for all left behind in the Nairobi Nursery.
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