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Conservation Detection Dogs
Chengeta Wildlife’s training program combats wildlife trafficking and poaching by deploying fully trained detection dogs. Our dogs can detect wildlife contraband like ivory and pangolin scales as well as weapons and detonation devices.
Our conservation detection dogs are trained by our partners: Scent Imprint Conservation Dogs
Detection dogs, Mitch and Bobby, have worked protecting wildlife & wild places across our operations in Africa
We do it to save the wildlife and they do it for the love of their toy!
With their incredible sense of smell Mitch and Bobby have proved to be helpful partners to the anti-poaching units and help to prevent wildlife crime.
Sadly, our detection dog Mitch passed away after an eye infection in September 2021. Read our loving tribute to Mitch here.
Our Projects
Chengeta Wildlife is a wildlife protection charity delivering lasting anti-poaching solutions in the most challenging environments.
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PROTECTED AREAS
Chengeta Wildlife has signed a partnership agreement with WWF Central African Republic to provide training, mentoring & other assistance to rangers in Dzanga-Sangha in the south west of the country.
Mali
Elephants
Chengeta Wildlife has signed a partnership agreement with the WILD Foundation (Mali Elephant Project) to provide training, mentoring and other assistance to rangers in the Gourma area.
MALAWI
NATIONAL TRAINING
The country of Malawi ‘The Warm Heart of Africa' is in the middle of the elephant’s natural range. Malawi is blessed with a rich diversity of flora & fauna & has no less than 9 National Parks or Wildlife Reserves.
Detection
Dogs
Chengeta Wildlife’s training program also combats wildlife trafficking & poaching deploying detection dogs. Our dogs can detect wildlife contraband like ivory & pangolin scales but also weapons & detonation devices.
FOREST
ELEPHANTS
Across its range, forest elephants are threatened by expanding illegal wildlife economies that target the species for their ivory. They are at risk from forest loss due to industrial agricultural plantation.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Get involved with Chengeta Wildlife by supporting our work with a donation or creating your own fundraiser or volunteering your skills.