On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos

by Ol Pejeta Conservancy
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos
On The Scent: Meet the Dogs Protecting 200 Rhinos

Project Report | Sep 8, 2026
Your K9 Unit Update

By Leah Crabtree | Project Leader

The past few months (April through July) have been busy. From tracking and search work in the field to hosting visitors, our dogs have been working hard and keeping their tail-wagging energy high. Here is a look at what our team has been up to over the past quarter!

Highlights at a Glance

  • 29 Community & Security Responses: Our teams were out in the field providing vital support across the area.

  • 138 Guests Welcomed: We loved showing off what our dogs can do! We hosted guests from local camps and tour companies to demonstrate tracking and scent work.

  • 100% Healthy & Happy Dogs: All our dogs maintained a clean bill of health throughout the entire period.

 

When our dogs aren't out on calls or demonstrating their skills to visitors, they stay sharp with focused tracking and search exercises three days a week. We keep training engaging and balanced so the dogs stay excited to work without getting tired out.

 

On top of that, maintaining a clean and comfortable home for them is a daily team effort, complete with a thorough deep-clean every Sunday. They’re pampered, well-cared for, and always ready for action.

 

Thank you for being such an important part of our K9 family and standing alongside our handlers and dogs!

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Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Location: Nanyuki - Kenya
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Project Leader:
Leah Crabtreee
Nanyuki , Kenya
$20,340 raised of $100,000 goal
 
202 donations
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