Last year I learned about a wonderful organization called The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. I started following their efforts 
and knew that I wanted to help. After many months of reviewing all of the baby elephants and rhinos that Madam Daphne and her helpers have rescued I figured out which one I wanted to sponsor as a foster parent. Last August I decided to foster a baby elephant that had been very badly wounded, Murka.
and knew that I wanted to help. After many months of reviewing all of the baby elephants and rhinos that Madam Daphne and her helpers have rescued I figured out which one I wanted to sponsor as a foster parent. Last August I decided to foster a baby elephant that had been very badly wounded, Murka. Murka was found abandoned with a spear lodged in her head. It is suspected her mother was poached. The story and pictures broke my heart and as I read her profile I couldn't stop myself from crying over her suffering. At that point I knew she was the one that I had to sponsor. So for the next 10 years I will get monthly email updates about Murka and all of the other baby orphans at this wonderful place.
When my dad and I go to Kenya and Tanzania next year, one of our stops will be in Nairobi to see the orphans and so that I can meet Murka.
The David Sheldrick Wildlife 
Trust and orphans have been captured in the newest IMAX 3D movie called Born to Be Wild. I hope to check this IMAX out the next time I'm in the states but to see some additional footage click the link below.
Trust and orphans have been captured in the newest IMAX 3D movie called Born to Be Wild. I hope to check this IMAX out the next time I'm in the states but to see some additional footage click the link below.
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That's a really generous thing to do, Falene.
I always enjoy reading your latest adventures!
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