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Sponsoring a dingo is as easy as purchasing a monthly sponsorship on the Dingo Discovery website.
Find attached below the three different types of monthly sponsorships:
1. Desert Pack - $40 per month

Certificate of sponsorship with image of sponsored dingo

2 x individual visits to Sanctuary for 1 person (booking required) or 2 FaceTime sessions if unable to visit during the year.

2. Tropical Package - $70 per month

Acknowledgement of sponsorship on sponsored dingo’s pen

If date is given, a personalised birthday card will be sent

2 x individual visits to Sanctuary for 1 person (booking required) or 2 FaceTime sessions if unable to visit during the year.

3. Alpine Package - $100 per month

Certificate of sponsorship with image of sponsored dingo

Sponsored Dingo’s profile pdf

Small photo of sponsored dingo

One puppy encounter visit for up to 2 people (bookings will be required)

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- The Australian dingo is the smartest candid on the planet
- Dingoes have unique physical capabilities that domestic dogs do not have - see pictures below
- Dingoes do not bark - instead they 'arooooo!'
- Dingoes are a native Australian species and have lived here for thousands of years

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Find out more about Wandi the Dingo here.

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Sadly, there is no way that the dingo sanctuaries in Australia can save the species. It was predicted that dingoes would be extinct by 2010 but luckily sanctuaries that are protecting dingos have extended this prediction. Dingoes are named on the vermin and pest animal list, making people try to exterminate them through the use of poisons and hunting. This is drastically impacting their population.

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- Raise awareness
- Find out more about dingoes
- Hold a fundraiser for the Australian Dingo Foundation
- Sponser a dingo

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They can live in most parts of mainland Australia. There are different types of dingoes such as alpine dingoes, desert dingoes and tropical dingoes. They are all the same species but are specially adapted to suit the different environments in which they live.
Alpine dingoes - live in high elevation areas of Australian Alps in eastern Australia
Desert dingoes - found across desert regions of central Australia
Tropical dingoes - live in the forests and wetlands of north and north-western Australia

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Dingoes are a native Australian species ghat have lived here for thousands of years. The Dingo is thought to come from Papua New Guinea more than 8000 years ago. The Dingo is a medium-sized canine whose body is adapted for speed, agility and stamina. Dingoes main coat colours are light ginger and tan, black and tan, or creamy white. Their ears are fully furred all the way inside to help them hear incredible sounds such as a human heartbeat from 25 metres away!