Operations 

Canines for Africa currently has canine units in the following reserves:

South Africa

Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park

Timbavati Game Reserve

Ndlovumzi Reserve

Sabi Sand Wildtuin (Singita Game Reserve)

Manyaleti Game Reserve

Portsmouth Game Reserve

uMkhuze Game Reserve

Selati Game Reserve

Mozambique

Sabie Game Park

Namibia

Rare and Endangered Species Trust 

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Zimbabwe

Phundundu Reserve

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Mali

(Confidential Reserve)

India

Andhari Tiger Reserve

In addition, Conraad and his team have trained eight canine and handler units in the Central African Republic, which are currently operating in Rwanda.

THE TRAINING Centre 

Canines for Africa has a collaboration with Conraad de Rosner, founder and director of K9 Conservation, based in Hoedspruit, in Limpopo province, South Africa. It is here that we breed and train our dogs. Around twenty canines are housed in the excellent kennel system at any one time, all in various stages of their ‘Canine University Education’.

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The ranger-handler training centre is also situated at this location and there are four eight-week courses a year, with up to eight rangers in each group.