Wild dog pup
Photo by the Endangered Wildlife Trust
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Help Save African Wild Dogs from Extinction through Local Stewardship!

Support our pioneering community-based conservation project in the biodiversity hotspots of the North Eastern and Coast Provinces of Kenya. We rely solely on the generosity of individuals and organizations that want to make a difference. By contributing to the African Wild Dog Conservancy, you will be helping to save one of the world's most endangered canids. All donations made in the USA are tax deductible.

No donation is too small to help keep this important project going. An all out effort is underway expanding the wild dog and livestock losses survey work to cover an unprecedented 100,000 sq km of this remote region. Your support is needed to help pay for local salaries, transport and operational costs, workshops/meetings, and supplies.

Thanks for making a difference!

Want to Make a Difference?

If you'd like to support the worthwhile work of the AWD Conservancy, you can do so by check or credit card. To make an online credit card contribution, please complete the secure PayPal form by clicking the "Make A Donation" button. You will receive acknowledgment by email for your records after the transaction is complete.

Three pups
Photo by the Chicago Zoological Society

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The African Wild Dog Conservancy is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the conservation of African wild dogs. All donations are fully tax deductible.

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