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But this isn’t Kenya’s only rhino success story. There’s been an 11% increase from 1,441 rhinos in 2019, to 1,605 today – 855 black and 750 southern white. This includes 10 calves born in Meru – with over 100 individuals the park’s an important stronghold for Kenya’s growing rhino population.

With your help, let’s continue to turn the tide for these prehistoric plant-eaters – unchanged for 50 million years. You can help by adopting our The Rhino Family today.

Your kind adoption will help:

• Maintain Meru rhino sanctuary's electric fence to keep both rhinos and the local community safe
• Fund vital equipment to support our brave rhino rangers including solar power and water supplies
• Born Free to campaign against hunting rhinos for sport and trade in rhino horns