Kenyan woman cares for orphaned cheetah

Kenyan woman cares for orphaned cheetah. The Nairobi Animal Orphanage, known as a sanctuary for orphaned and endangered wildlife, including cheetah cubs, receives such animals from various parts of Kenya. In a notable case in 2021, four orphaned cheetah cubs were rescued from Mandera and brought there for care. This facility plays a key role in the care of orphaned cheetahs and other wildlife. Kenya's cheetah population is estimated at approximately 700 to 1,500 animals in total, but exact numbers of orphaned and cared-for cheetahs in facilities are not widely published in public sources. Conservation projects continue to rescue and care for orphaned cubs as necessary for the survival of the species. Wildlife conservationists praised her compassion but returned the healthy cub to its natural habitat. It is now thriving under expert care at the Nairobi Safari Walk.