At Lentolia Wildlife Sanctuary, a male eland was found with a winch wire snare tightly constricting his neck. The KWS Rift Valley Mobile Veterinary Unit responded swiftly, safely removing the snare, treating his injuries, and giving him the best chance of a full recovery. His prognosis is good.
The KWS veterinary teams are on the front lines 24 hours, delivering lifesaving care whenever wildlife is in crisis. The public support keeps them equipped, mobile, and ready to respond when every moment counts. Whether treating traumatic injuries, rescuing animals in distress, or carrying out emergency field interventions, each response gives Kenya’s incredible wildlife another chance to thrive.
