The wild bull giraffe was “barely” able to use his front left leg due to the life-threatening injury, rescuers said.

A giraffe’s unique physiology makes full anesthesia risky and dangerous for the animal and cannot be used during treatment, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust said. Screen grab of YouTube video shared by ...

A two-man veterinary team, running through dense and difficult terrain, performed a “high-stakes” procedure to save a wild bull giraffe in southern Kenya. Tourists in Tsavo West National Park first ...

After removing the poisoned arrowhead, rescuers said the male giraffe walked back to his tower mates who were waiting close by. The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Screen grab of Facebook post from the ...