Kenyan Masai giraffes find new home

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STORY: 13 Kenyan Masai giraffes find a new home

after being threatened by poachers and conflict with local communities

Location: Naivasha, Kenya

State-run Kenya Wildlife Service rescued and moved them to various conservancies

where they will be monitored

(Dominic Mijele, Veterinary doctor) "There is no water here and there is no enough browse. So we are taking them to Loldia conservancy where they will be very well secured with enough water and enough browse and there will be no human-wildlife conflict on the other side."

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