Of the 86 cases attended to, 19 cases were directly related to poaching. Of the poaching cases, 9 involved elephants; 4 poisoned arrows, 2 spear cases, and 3 snaring cases. There were also 2 human-elephant conflict cases involving an elephant that died from suspected poisoning and 2 elephants that broke out of Chyulu National Park near Kibwezi town; one elephant was successfully relocated, the other escaped. Other elephant cases included 8 treatments for natural causes, 13 post-mortems where cause of death was assumed to be natural, and 3 rescues.

Non-elephant cases attended to involved 10 poaching incidents, all of which involved snared animals. There were also 8 human-wildlife conflict cases involving 26 animals, including 21 vultures that died after eating a poisoned carcass. There were also 8 post-mortems assumed to be natural, 15 cases for natural causes, 1 rescue, 5 technical cases, and 4 relocations.