Sunday, August 17, 2014

Creates an elephant herd cows confused with family

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They say that elephants don't forget, but this little creates seems to have forgotten that animal was adopted and a herd of cattle as a family. The small elephant and his family will have mixed with a cattle belonging to mada Samburo tribe, Northern Kenya, and when panic set in, the offspring, with only a few hours of life, have been confused and left with the herd of cows, thinking they were his family.

The Samburu took care of the elephant, who could barely walk, until one of the villagers trekked the mountains below during 12:0 am to find help. But the villager was successful and managed to help the small elephant.

The area where the baby elephant was living with the Samburu was so remote that had to be sent a helicopter to make the rescue and transport the small creates for the nursery of elephants of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, expert caring for orphaned elephants.

The attendants called "Ndotto" the little elephant, the same name of the location where it was rescued. "With just over 50 pounds, the attendants could carry him the arms before sleeping in blankets and give you a special dose of milk", told the Daily Mail, the director of the Centre, Rob Brandford.

"Unfortunately, while in the care of the Samburu tribe, the little elephant was fed cow's milk-that is potentially dangerous for the elephants that do not tolerate this type of milk", said the director. "We will do everything in our power to remedy the effects and to be beside him in the coming weeks, months and years," he adds.

According to the director of the Organization, a rescue like that of Ndotto is quite expensive and given his condition will need full-time care. To help the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and Ndotto, simply access the site, where you can make a donation.

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