Moore and Kutcher spent the day at the Nairobi Nursery, feeding orphaned calves and watching them play. They also toured Ithumba, where older orphans practice survival skills.
The Trust’s programme supplies milk substitutes and teaches social interaction, allowing calves to grow in a protected environment. The nursery also provides veterinary care to ensure healthy development.
The visit highlighted the threats facing Kenyan elephants, including drought, poaching for ivory, and expanding human settlements that increase conflict.
The Trust’s spokesperson said the celebrity visit would raise awareness and support for its ongoing rehabilitation work, aiming to release more elephants into the wild.