John,

In the legendary Serengeti, almost a quarter of the elephants live in a tiny area protected by a team of just 10 specially-trained rescue dogs and their handlers.

They sniff out poachers and sound the alarm -- the dogs have helped arrest hundreds of poachers already, saving countless elephants being murdered for ivory. But outside the Serengeti, poaching is on the rise and there are thousands more elephants that still need protection.

That’s why the team behind this amazing project is asking for your help to train more dogs and double the number of sites where these sniffer dogs are working -- and save double the number of elephants, in the Serengeti and beyond.

With 96 of these gentle giants killed each day, every moment counts.

Can you chip in to help?

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If just a handful of dogs protect all those elephants in the Serengeti, imagine what 20 or 30 could do in parks across Africa!

Because poaching isn't just a Serengeti problem -- poaching everywhere has skyrocketed recently, pushing endangered elephants and other animals even closer to the brink. An influx of support from people around the world could help get this anti-poaching game-changer the recognition it deserves, finally helping solve our poaching crisis.

It could also help governments justify funding programs just like this in parks all across Africa. And our community can be right there, advocating for it at every turn. Together we could help spark the beginning of the end of an elephant poaching scourge that slaughters 30,000 beautiful ancient elephants every year.

Last year we helped the team behind this amazing project grow their team of Serengeti sniffer dogs by 50% -- now they're asking for your help again to expand their program in other parks across the continent and save not only elephants but rhinos, pangolins and more. Can you help do it again? 

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It’s just an accident that our community found the amazing people behind the Working Dogs for Conservation last year. But once one of our members let us know the program existed, no one could stop thinking about it. We're so glad we were able to help last year, and this is our chance to continue being part of a life-saving revolution. We can’t wait.