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Photo: Anke Kruger, K9 Conservation Ranger
ConservationK9 – The Budget
What will it cost to establish an effective Canine Anti-Poaching Patrol to protect the wildlife that live on 80,000 acres?
Goals, Needs, and What Your Money will Buy
Base Goal – $20K
1 Patrol Canine (Shepherd, Malinois)
1 Conservation Canine (Weimaraner or similar breed)
Canine Training – extensive anti-poaching training
Ranger/Handler Training (1 handler for each dog)
Assessment and Certification of the Canines and the Handlers by an independent assessor
Vet care and Food for 1 year
Vehicle Travel Crates
General Equipment (Broad collars, leads, harnesses, grooming kits, Canine First Aid kits, Handler packs)
Specialized Equipment (2 Garmin GPS Canine Collars and Receivers)
Predator-safe Kennels for the reserves
Transportation
Stretch Goal – $34K
1 Cold Scent Canine (Bloodhound or similar breed)
Night Vision Equipment
Additional Trained Ranger/Handler (1 handler for each dog)
Additional Assessment and Certification of the Hound and the Handler
Vet care and Food for 1 year
Additional set of all equipment
Second year of Vet Care and Food for all 3 Canines
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