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| THIS IS THE RHINO DOG SQUAD |
| Learn why these elite dog and handler teams are so important in Kenya today. |
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| £28 could provide veterinary care for a month to keep a dog healthy. |
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| £7 could feed a dog for a week
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| WHY DOGS?
Dogs are extremely useful for their track, scent and attack skills. The best breeds for the job are Bloodhounds and Belgian Malinois. They can track criminals, search vehicles for weapons and apprehend suspects so rangers can safely make arrests.The Rhino Dog Squad also protects other endangered wildlife and helps to reduce crime in local communities. |
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| NYOTA
Nyota means Star in Swahili, which is a true reflection of this amazing bloodhound, who’s been protecting rhinos for many years at Ol Jogi. She’s mothered puppies that have gone on to become the best tracker dogs in the business. Her favourite things are sausages, being tickled and saving rhinos. Please help Nyota save more rhinos.
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| FUNDRAISE |
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| The Rhino Dog Squad needs your support; to provide essential training, vital equipment and the best care for the dogs. Please help these canine crime fighters, by donating online today or inspire others to give by fundraising.
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| WHERE YOUR DONATIONS GO |
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| Funds raised from the Rhino Dog Squad appeal will benefit four rhino populations in Laikipia County, Kenya:
– Ol Pejeta Conservancy
– Ol Jogi
– Borana Conservancy
– Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
These conservancies are all members of Kenya’s Association of Private Land Rhino Sanctuaries; one of Save the Rhino’s long-term programme partners.
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| FOLLOW |
| Over the next few months we’ll be introducing you to some fantastic members of the Rhino Dog Squad team and showing you just how remarkable they are.
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