A rhino in Africa has been named after New Zealand’s Director-General of Health.

Earlier this month, Kiwi alcohol company Part Time Rangers announced it had donated $38,900 to Rhinos Without Borders to help support a newborn rhino in the African nation of Botswana. The money will support the animal during its first three years of life in the wild.

The donation allowed the company to choose the young animal’s name, and on Friday, after a straw poll of name options, the company revealed the rhino would be called Ashley Bloomfield after the Director-General of Health.