Wildlife Conservation Network/Painted Dog Conservation

Holtzman Wildlife Foundation completed a grant to the Wildlife Conservation Network to renovate an African Painted Dog rehabilitation center in Zimbabwe.

One of the Most Endangered Species in Africa

There were once 500,000 painted dogs in 39 countries, but now only 7,000 are thought to remain, with about 700 left in Zimbabwe—where Painted Dog Conservation, a partner of the Wildlife Conservation Network, operates.

Caring for Painted Dogs

The Holtzman Wildlife Foundation completed a grant of $97,000 to the Wildlife Conservation Network to build a rehabilitation facility. WCN worked with its partner Painted Dogs Conservation to construct a facility that helps sick and injured painted dogs in Zimbabwe, and that accommodates translocations of entire packs, which will help increase average pack sizes and overall painted dog numbers.

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