Nairobi Animal Orphanage Review

This is my second trip to Kenya after 5 years with my family. Our driver and guide was Martin, who was very professional, caring and knowledgeable. I would like to express my deep gratitude for his contribution to our great journey and the beautiful photos I took. Our journey took 9 days and reached 5 locations including Sweetwater, Sambulu, Mount Kenya, Lake Nakuru, Lake Bergolia and Masai Mara. On our journey there are wonderful wildlife and magnificent views. Most impressive wildlife include blue-eyed Samburu leopards, Generuk, beautiful antelopes that can live their lives even without drinking water, the little giraffes that just came into the world may be within 24 hours and the national bird clove chest, Probably the most beautiful bird I have seen so far. All arrangements including road trips, accommodation and food, animal search and photography were perfect and Martin contributed a lot to this. Thanks again Martin. I am sure we will come to East Africa again and enjoy the beautiful scenery, the lovely animals and the lovely people there.

Nairobi's Animal Orphanage is a very special orphanage, which mainly houses animals that have lost their parents to poaching. There are elephant rhinos, giraffes, etc., when these animals are raised into adulthood, they will be released back into nature, but during this time they will be carefully cared for to heal their wounds, really hope there will be no more such slaughter, It also happens that animals have a free, calm and safe environment, and everyone coexists in harmony.

What is the animal orphanage? The animals here are lost relatives and adopted here, so the name of the animal orphanage is also awakened to human beings to love and protect nature, and not to kill animals at will.

Nairobi's animal orphanage is a truly compassionate place, with many small animals that have lost their loved ones for various reasons. Among them are the largest number of elephants, orphans who have lost their parents due to poaching, and some have even suffered serious injuries. But here, carefully cared for by the breeders, they find happiness again, it is a comfort. I hope they can fully recover and return to nature soon.

There are elephants, wild boars, giraffes and rhinoceroses adopted. They are orphans. You can visit them or adopt them so that they can live a better life.