Of the 119 cases attended to, 29 cases were related to poaching and involved 10 snares, 10 spears, 8 arrows and 1 bullet wound. There were also 10 human-wildlife conflict cases including 5 poisoning incidents. Of the poaching cases, 18 involved elephants; 1 bullet wound, 6 arrows, 8 spear cases and 3 snaring cases. Five elephants died due to the extent of their injuries. Other elephant cases included 9 treatments for natural causes, 5 post-mortems, assumed to be natural deaths and 1 collaring. There were also 3 rescues including reuniting an elephant calf with its mother after becoming stuck in mud, rescue and relocation of a calf to the orphanage and freeing a bull that was trapped in a sewage pit.

Non-elephant cases attended to included 5 snared zebra, 1 snared giraffe and 1 snared buffalo as well as 2 speared and 2 arrowed giraffes. There were 10 human-wildlife conflict cases including 9 poisoned vultures and 2 poisoned lions. Two hyenas had to be rescued after falling into a pit latrine. A leopard was relocated due to livestock predation and a lion was also relocated after from KWS offices in Tsavo East. The investigation into flamingo deaths in Magadi revealed electrocution due to poorly visible fence-lines. Other cases included post-mortems, collarings, rescues and natural injuries. Contraceptive devices were implanted in several lions to reduce overpopulation and 59 antelope were relocated for breeding purposes.