A baby elephant named Dololo was almost close to death when he was found by Kenyan locals submerged in a muddy pool, with only the tip of his trunk visible above the surface. Rescuers heaved him out in the nick of time. Thanks to their love and dedication, Dololo is a different elephant three years on. Benjamin Kyalo, the head keeper at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Ithumba Reintegration Unit, told The Epoch Times that Dololo is thriving at his new home in Nairobi; he has won the hearts of all who care for him. “He is so brave,” Kyalo said. “We are happy we have done what we can.” Dololo was found in the Mzee Kirema dam outside of Tsavo East National Park on Sept. 9, 2018, and taken into the care of the SWT, Kenya’s leading operator of orphaned elephant rescue and wildlife rehabilitation. Kyalo said that the community members informed …