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Dog Population Control
In 2008 ANAW launched a three year pilot project in Nairobi, Kenya seeking to control dog population through Spay/Neuter. The first phase was 24th Sept-1st October 2008; the second phase will run from 21st June-16th July 2009.
The program was borne out of a realization that uncontrolled stray dog population is a threat to the human [...]
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Dog Population Control
In 2008 ANAW launched a three year pilot project in Nairobi, Kenya seeking to control dog population through Spay/Neuter. The ...
De Snaring Programme
Illegal poaching of many endangered animals is still reality in Africa despite efforts by conservationists and African countries' governments. ...
Community Humane Education
ANAW conducts community education to sensitize people on a varied number of issues at hand. After carrying out rabies vaccination ...
Humane Education
" Children trained to extend justice, kindness and mercy to animals become more just, kind and considerate in their relations ...
Animal Welfare
Working Animals: Powering Developing Nations Around 100 million of working animals- horses, donkeys, oxen and mules are the engines that power the developing world by laboring on its farms and roads. Hundreds of millions of poor people depend on these animals for their livelihoods. They transport everything from people, produce and building materials to food, water and even fuel.
They are [...]
Policy & Legislation
Bush Meat Trade: The role of Politics, International law and economic hardship? Bush meat trade coupled with poaching for game trophies are threatening wildlife conservation now more than ever before. In 8 de-snaring operations over a one year period, ANAW team lifted 1021 wire snares and arrested 13 bush meat poachers in various wildlife areas. The de-snaring team also found 56 carcasses 32 of which were fresh. [...]
Rescue & Emergency Response
Dog Population Control In 2008 ANAW launched a three year pilot project in Nairobi, Kenya seeking to control dog population through Spay/Neuter. The first phase was 24th Sept-1st October 2008; the second phase will run from 21st June-16th July 2009.
The program was borne out of a realization that uncontrolled stray dog population is a threat to the human [...]
Humane Education
Community Humane Education ANAW conducts community education to sensitize people on a varied number of issues at hand. After carrying out rabies vaccination for instance the team educates communities on the importance of having their animals vaccinated against rabies and dog population control issues.
Community education and awareness is a continuous process necessary in promoting the peoples appreciation and [...]