Queen Camilla feeding the elephant and the donkey

During her visit to Kenya   

King Charles III made a visit to Kenya, his first as king of one of the 56 countries of the Commonwealth, which began last Tuesday, and lasted for 4 days, accompanied by his wife Camilla, and the visit witnessed many royal tours.

Queen Camilla feeding the elephant and the donkey

Camilla, president of the Equine Welfare Charity, headed to Brooke Animal Sanctuary, to hear how the charity is working with the Kenya Society for the Protection and Welfare of Animals to save donkeys, horses and mules at risk.

Handmade flower by children

During the visit, Camila gave one of the donkeys a carrot and touched his head with affection.

There, she met many women and heard from them about their involvement in the project and how it affected their lives.

Camilla received a painting and a handmade flower from the children, who are part of the donkey care clubs at their school.

Elephant rehabilitation

King Charles and Camilla visited the Sheldrake Wildlife Home, a center for the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned elephants in Kenya's Nairobi National Park, which was established in 1977. As Camilla did with the donkeys, she also gave milk to a baby elephant. The couple then went to see a baby rhinoceros called " "See it."