Imagine sighting one of the most endangered animals in Kenya in this remote corner of the country. i encountered this rare animals in Ijara ( southern part of Garissa district now given district status). We took this pictures recently while we were taken round a visiting professor from Germany. Wild dogs are critically endangered in the conservation world and are hard to come by.Dear friends I must say thank you for all those who supported us towards getting the computer for the sanctuary. I would like to say thank you to Susan M, Pirjo I, Inaga G, Willam H and Antonio C for their contribution towards this special appeal.
Donations made here are
Mar 12th Eamonn M USD 55.00
7 Comments
This is amazing! U must write to the Painted Hunting Dogs organisation and share these pictures. Please also send a picture to the Swara Magazine
Amazing thanks for sharing. Glad to hear that you received some donations for a computer. Do you have enough to get one? Lisa
Wow thanks for the pictures it is really great that you got to see them. My career goal is African Wild Dog conservation and it’s nice to see pictures of them in the wild instead of just a zoo.
Katie
Were you able to buy the computer, or are you still short of money? Thank you for the interesting updates on the Giraffe Sanctuary. Keep up the good work!
Glad to hear that you almost have enough to buy that computer. Let us know how far off you are and hopefully more donations will come in. Lisa
BEAUTIFUL PICTURE AND ENCOURAGING ALSO. I WORRY ABOUT THE PAINTED DOG’S FUTURE AS WELL AS THE ETHIOPIAN WOLVES. HHAS THERE EVER BEEN A VACCINATION PROGRAM FOR RABBIES, KENNEL COUGH, AND DISTEMPER SET UP FOR THESE ANIMALS?
Thank you for the good work. I myself I am a resident of Ijara district and really love these wild dogs.This is a good spirit, keep it up and I am ready to join you for assistance.