Watch the heart-warming rescue of a baby elephant that was trapped in a man-made watering hole. | National Geographic

Welcome to @Reteti – the world’s first Indigenous-owned African Elephant sanctuary, nestled in the Mathews Range of Northern Kenya. Reteti rescues orphaned and abandoned wildlife with the aim of releasing them back into the wild landscapes of their birth. Many elephant calves are orphaned each year due to drought, falling into wells, human-wildlife conflict, and maternal mortality – and when this happens, Reteti’s Samburu keepers step in with round-the-clock care. Each calf receives a specialize