My Nonprofit Reviews

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has opened my eyes to elephants and the critical role they play in the world, as well as to the other species on the African continent. Before discovering the Sheldrick Trust I had no idea how intelligent and playful elephants are, nor did I understand the depth of connections within elephant society, or that they actually create habitats for other important species. The beauty and importance of everything that Sheldrick Trust does is indescribable; they rescue, rehabilitate, raise, and release orphaned elephants, yes, but they also rescue other orphaned species such as rhinos, warthogs, and buffalo, and assist injured animals of many species out in the field — elephants, giraffes, rhinos, lions, and more. They provide lifelong care to any animals that can’t be released or who live partly wild. On top of that, Sheldrick Trust is working hard to help ease human-wildlife conflict so that people and wildlife can share limited resources peacefully. They are actively fighting poaching, saving habitats, and providing water for wildlife. At the end of my every day I read stories and watch videos from the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust because they bring me joy, peace of mind, and most importantly, hope.