Linda Werlein invites you to learn more about how to symbolically
Adopt an African Wild Dog
through the WWF - World Wildlife Fund
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| Endangered African Wild Dog - Male |
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| Endangered African Wild Dog - 8 Week Old Pup |
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| Endangered African Wild Dog - Female |
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African Wild Dogs live in widely distributed, fragmented populations throughout the grasslands, savannas and open woodlands of Africa. Versatile carnivores, African Wild Dogs feed on animals up to twice their size, and will sometimes take on larger prey, like wildebeests or zebras, that are hurt, sick or old.
There is an intricate social structure within African Wild Dog packs. Wild Dogs take care of one another, and food is shared with individuals that did not participate in the hunt. Currently, these predators face increasing threats posed by habitate loss and diseases from non-native species.
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| Mom with her litter of 8 week old African Wild Dog puppies out for an adventure. |
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| Little "Dutchess" would appreciate help for herself and all her brothers and sisters! |
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| "Spike" and his sister "Jewel" are 14 weeks old and looking for some fun! |
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| This is their endangered Pack of African Wild Dogs in Namibia. You can help the whole pack by symbolically adopting an African Wild Dog through the World Wildlife Fund's Species Adoption Program. Please click on the red words above for more information. |
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Thank you in advance for your consideration!
Linda Werlein . . . and the gang at
Euro Pros K-9 Center
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