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Dogs in protected areas

Bringing Your Dog to a KZN Wildlife Protected Area

We know that dogs are part of the family — and we want to help you plan your visit safely and responsibly. Because of the risk that your dog may pose to our wildlife (by transmitting pathogens to which our wildlife has no resistance) as well as the risk that our wildlife may pose to your dog, Ezemvelo’s policy generally does not allow any pets to accompany their owners to our protected areas

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Dogs in protected areas

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Policy Framework

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Please Contact Officer-in-charge Protected

01 / Please Contact Officer-in-charge Protected

Please contact the Officer-in-Charge of the protected area in advance if you will be bringing a service dog

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02 / Have Your Dog S

Have your dog’s identification, certification, and handler documentation available for verification at the entry to the protected area

If Entering Trans-border Protected

03 / If Entering Trans-border Protected

If entering a trans-border protected areas, a permit may be required from the State Veterinarian

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Conservation partners: iSimangaliso, WWF, WildTrust, Wildlife ACT, Project Rhino, Endangered Wildlife Trust, Save The Rhino, Peace Parks Foundation