Jeanne
Jeanne was born 14 August, 2010, part of a litter
of 14 puppies born to Mercedes and War Dance.
She is being raised at Cheetah Outreach to serve
as an ambassador of the Anatolian Shepherd
Guard Dog programme. Her duties will include
participating in fund-raising events and meeting
school groups at the facility. Jeanne was named
after Jeanne Beryl Odd, who donated to Cheetah
Outreach for 10 years and left Cheetah Outreach
£10,000 after her death in 2010.
Adopted by Claire Cook
Massif
Massif was born 14 August, 2010, part of a litter of
14 puppies born to Mercedes and War Dance. He
worked as a guard dog on a farm in South Africa
but when the farm was sold, the new owner did
not want to keep him so he was returned to
Cheetah Outreach, where he now serves as an
ambassador of the Anatolian Shepherd Guard
Dog programme. He lives with his sister Jeanne
at the facility where he greets the public. War
Dance’s spirit lives on in his son.
Adopted by Peter Burgauer
Dogs
Sherlock
Sherlock is three-quarters bloodhound and a
quarter Doberman. He comes to us from Green
Dogs Conservation in Limpopo with whom we are
in partnership breeding Anatolian livestock
guarding dogs for farms in South Africa. Sherlock
has been trained as a tracking dog to track
cheetahs; he does this mostly by detecting the
scent left by cheetahs using cheetah tracks. This
is different from a scat detection dog that will
search an area for cheetah scat and only focus on
this one type of scent by using airborne
molecules. Sherlock is at Cheetah Outreach as an
ambassador to demonstrate how a tracking dog
works and to explain the value of these dogs in
cheetah conservation.
Adopted by Annie Beckhelling
Juliet
Juliet was born at Cheetah Outreach on 5 May,
2015 to Garland and Morrison. She remained with
Cheetah Outreach as an ambassador of the
Anatolian Livestock Guarding Dog Programme,
meeting the public in encounters and attending
fund-raising events. In addition, raised alongside
one of our cheetahs, Romeo, and sometimes
accompanies him on walks.
Available for adoption
Dogs
Jeanne
Jeanne was born 14 August, 2010, part of a
litter of 14 puppies born to Mercedes and
War Dance. She is being raised at Cheetah
Outreach to serve as an ambassador of the
Anatolian Shepherd Guard Dog programme.
Her duties will include participating in fund-
raising events and meeting school groups at
the facility. Jeanne was named after Jeanne
Beryl Odd, who donated to Cheetah
Outreach for 10 years and left Cheetah
Outreach £10,000 after her death in 2010.
Adopted by Claire Cook
Massif
Massif was born 14 August, 2010, part of a
litter of 14 puppies born to Mercedes and
War Dance. He worked as a guard dog on a
farm in South Africa but when the farm was
sold, the new owner did not want to keep him
so he was returned to Cheetah Outreach,
where he now serves as an ambassador of
the Anatolian Shepherd Guard Dog
programme. He lives with his sister Jeanne
at the facility where he greets the public.
War Dance’s spirit lives on in his son.
Adopted by Peter Burgauer
Sherlock
Sherlock is three-quarters bloodhound and a
quarter Doberman. He comes to us from
Green Dogs Conservation in Limpopo with
whom we are in partnership breeding
Anatolian livestock guarding dogs for farms
in South Africa. Sherlock has been trained as
a tracking dog to track cheetahs; he does this
mostly by detecting the scent left by
cheetahs using cheetah tracks. This is
different from a scat detection dog that will
search an area for cheetah scat and only
focus on this one type of scent by using
airborne molecules. Sherlock is at Cheetah
Outreach as an ambassador to demonstrate
how a tracking dog works and to explain the
value of these dogs in cheetah conservation.
Adopted by Annie Beckhelling
Juliet
Juliet was born at Cheetah Outreach on 5
May, 2015 to Garland and Morrison. She
remained with Cheetah Outreach as an
ambassador of the Anatolian Livestock
Guarding Dog Programme, meeting the
public in encounters and attending fund-
raising events. In addition, raised alongside
one of our cheetahs, Romeo, and sometimes
accompanies him on walks.
Available for adoption
Cheetah Outreach
