Together our dogs have helped locate over 5000 active snares across different wildlife reserves, this equates to 5000 lives potentially saved.

Our dogs have been used on over 500 active reactions, with many leading to poacher arrests. Such success also provides a high level of deterrent value for potential future incursions.  

Our dogs alongside their dedicated rangers have completed hundreds of patrols, covering 1000's of kilometres. Providing a strong presence and pro-active commitment.

Our mission is to provide the highest quality of dogs, ranger training, welfare, management and continued support to a best-practice, benchmark standard. 

Our conservation dogs have been used to support regional Police and Security efforts to reduce wildlife crime in the areas surrounding the wildlife environments they protect. 

Our Ranger support includes up-to-date equipment and gear; from patrol boots to trousers and shirts, webbing, communications equipment, dog handling equipment, tactical equipment, GPS tracking collars (dogs), first aid kits etc. We aim to boost morale, whilst providing fit for purpose equipment. 

Our mentorship programmes are designed to develop best practise learning opportunities for wildlife rangers. With over 10 operational units already supported we cover such topics as welfare and husbandry, kennel management, training and development, dog handling and operational deployment. Check Our Projects page for more information. 

We compliment our knowledge sharing programmes with certificated training programmes designed to improve livelihoods, boost morale and increase capability. Our programmes cover: Trauma first aid, K9 first aid, specialist detection dog handling, tracking dog handling, explosive dog handling, general purpose dog handling. Courses are internationally endorsed and certificated. 

We hugely value the incredible wildlife rangers we support and as such are in constant communication with them to offer continued support, guidance and advice. Our organisational support does not stop once a training programme has been completed; we invest our time, energy and knowledge in continuing to inspire, motivate and collaborate.   

We seek to motivate, inspire and provide the wildlife rangers we support with tangible opportunities, a sense of purpose, competency and pride. This autonomy filters throughout the wildlife reserves and into the local communities, spreading inspiration and passion for the natural world. 

In partnership with The Connected Planet Foundation, our Siyafunda programme, that focuses on inspiring and building passion for the natural world in rural community schools, has so far impacted over 300 school children. With provided transport, lunches and conservation talks all whilst viewing incredible wildlife; we build lasting memories and future wildlife rangers.

We have supported VAWZ - Veterinarians for Animal Welfare Zimbabwe since 2020, covering local communities across Zimbabwe. So far this project has vaccinated over 2500 dogs against Rabies, and spayed and neutered over 500 community dogs. We incentivise the community to bring there dogs to the clinics by providing leads and collars donated to our organisation.  

Working alongside this incredible animal sanctuary, our support has been multi faceted. We have provided knowledge sharing to the foundations handlers; including improved welfare, handling techniques and modern training systems, facilitated a certificated programme on K9 First Aid and are developing with the foundation a selection of their rescue dogs with a view to deploying them as conservation dogs across Zimbabwe. 

In partnership with Wild Connections, we aim to support transformative camps that are designed to inspire, uplift, and empower girls - helping them unlock their potential, gain essential life skills, and foster a deep sense of confidence, connection, and community. Recently developed, this project has so far supported two groups of Girl Guides.

Our bespoke conservation programme provides members of the public an opportunity to appreciate and understand the complexity of conservation and how engaging with local communities can improve conservation models through empowerment, motivation, knowledge sharing and enhancing livelihoods. Funds from the programme directly impact rural communities. 

This bespoke programme in partnership with Wild Connections focuses on providing tangible employment for local communities through the sponsorship of skills training and certifications. With certifications focused on life skills in hospitality and construction. Connecting people, creating opportunities and changing lives.