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Archives: Illegal Pet Trade
  • Mongabay CCF

    Cheetah Cubs Rescued from the Illegal Pet Trade in East Africa

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on December 5, 2020


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  • Somaliland Government Breaks Up Cub Smuggling Ring, Arrests 10 Suspects in Two Separate Cases of Cheetah Trafficking

    Posted by Hannah Mulvany on October 19, 2020

    Working with Somaliland Police, the Somaliland Ministry of Environment and Rural Development (MoERD) recently helped secure the arrest of 10 individuals suspected in two…


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  • Tour de Cheetah

    Posted by Hannah Mulvany on June 12, 2020

    Covid-19 has profoundly effected human and wildlife populations globally. CCF has lost significant income as a result of the pandemic.  This limits our ability to continue our vital programmes, including…


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  • James Young

    Memorial Fund in Honour of James Young

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on May 12, 2020

    With much sorrow, I confirm our conservation community has experienced a tremendous loss. James Young, International Project Manager for CCF’s Cheetah Safe House, had a heart attack and passed…


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  • Namibia Economist: Cheetah Conservation Fund Rescues one More Cheetah Cub in Somaliland

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on May 2, 2020

    Dr Muse Saed Jama, the Cheetah Conservation Fund’s veterinarian in Somaliland, rescued two cheetah cubs last week but despite the best efforts, only one survived. A small Cheetah…


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  • New Big 5: Silent Extinctions, The World’s Tallest and Fastest Animals Are Disappearing

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on May 2, 2020

    Source: https://www.newbig5.com/silent-extinctions


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  • The LICIT project: Engaging communities to stop trafficking of cheetahs

    Posted by Hannah Mulvany on April 7, 2020

    This report was taken from the Darwin Initiative’s illegal wildlife trade newsletter – you can read the full article here. Despite…


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  • Somaliland: Cheetah Conservation Center CEO Dr Laurie Marker Briefs on the 2nd Cheetah Sanctuary in Hargeisa

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on March 14, 2020

    By Yusuf M Hasan The Cheetah Conservation Center (CCF, along with the Somaliland government’s Ministry of Environment and Rural Development…


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  • CCF makes shortlist in the 2020 Charity Film Awards!

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on January 21, 2020

    CCF has been unveiled on the shortlist for the 2020 Charity Film Awards. The Charity Film Awards celebrates the effective use of video by the third sector to change mindsets,…


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  • Middle East Monitor: Saudi Arabia arrests cheetah smugglers

    Posted by cheetahcfuk on January 21, 2020

    Two 9-month old Cheetahs stand in a cage after they were released into a quarantine facility at Zoo Miami on November 29, 2012 in Miami, Florida….


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