The place has a very good exhibition about painted dogs where you will learn a lot about these fascinating creatures. A bit of disappointment with the “live show” part as there was only 2 dogs staying at this big facility at that time. For those interested in handcrafted baskets, we found the best quality of our entire trip at the... More

It was a very well presented centre, which is very informative and easy to understand for all ages. It would be excellent for children. It is nice to hear that the animals do get released and that minimal human contact is encouraged, vastly different to other conservation programs running, which is encouraging to see. More

A must-see if time permits during a safari. Both a worthy cause and very interesting, it illustrates many issues between nature/humanity. More

Very informative little museum as well as the dags on view More

A great place to learn about this incredible species! More

It took them 9 years to place 4 new packs out in nature.Good work. More

This is such a worthwhile cause and they are doing such amazing work there. Please stop and take a look... you will be enthralled with the conservation project. More

There were only three dogs to see, one is kept separately ( crazy one) because he does not get along with the other two. We hear that he has been released twice into the wild but always comes back to the centre. He is demonstrating stereotypical behaviours such as pacing along the fence...very sad... But the information centre is well... More