Meet Ginger, A Scared Security Dog From Zambia Who Became A World Traveler
Ginger was born in Zambia and was a security dog in a not very nice place (her sister had been beaten to death). She was so scared all the time and used to hide under the cars on the property.
One day, in April, her luck changed drastically. She was rescued by two women who were traveling around Africa living in a Landcruiser.
Ginger went from security dog in Zambia to a world traveler living the adventure every day. She has traveled even more than a lot of people. She has been in Malawi, Zambia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, in National Parks, trekked mountains, has seen elephants through the window, heard lions roar, paddle boarding in lakes, seen chimpanzees, been in boats,…. and this is still the beginning of their adventure.
Given the conditions of the African dogs, they are starting a project called The Dziko Project to help all the dogs in need here in Africa. Rescuing dogs, going to local schools and teaching the kids about dogs and how to treat them, they even sponsor kids of families who can not afford to send their kids to school, and always with Ginger.
They are totally wild, still don’t have plans and breathe every day as it would be their last. Now they can not imagine any other way to live.
“Being wild and free as much as we can and, of course, trying to make a difference wherever we are.”
More info: Instagram | Dziko Project’s Instagram
Ginger was born in Zambia and was a security dog in a not very nice place. She was so scared all the time and used to hide under the cars on the property
One day, in April, her luck changed drastically. She was rescued by two women who were traveling around Africa living in a Landcruiser
Ginger went from security dog in Zambia to a world traveler living the adventure every day
She has traveled even more than a lot of people and this is still the beginning of their adventure
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That dogs smile is amazing. Good job, well done. You have made her happy and loved.
She has the biggest smile! Thank you!
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I've always felt so bad about poor doggies tied up just to guard someone's property and not being loved. For instance, yesterday I saw an Alabai (Central Asian sheep dog) locked in a small cage outside one property. It's a breed created to walk for miles everyday, yet that pooch simply sat there, in his 130+ lbs glory, looking sadly at us. They probably let him out to patrol in the night, but some dogs are really not that lucky.
You should call the police. Animal cruelty should not be allowed. Maybe you could get the dog away from people who would do such a thing as lock a dog up like that.
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Just perfect, i'm so happy you gave this beautiful dog the life she deserves, on behalf of all dogs and animal lovers everywhere thank you, much love to you all, Ginger looks so happy, it makes my cold heart warm again.
That dogs smile is amazing. Good job, well done. You have made her happy and loved.
She has the biggest smile! Thank you!
Load More Replies... I've always felt so bad about poor doggies tied up just to guard someone's property and not being loved. For instance, yesterday I saw an Alabai (Central Asian sheep dog) locked in a small cage outside one property. It's a breed created to walk for miles everyday, yet that pooch simply sat there, in his 130+ lbs glory, looking sadly at us. They probably let him out to patrol in the night, but some dogs are really not that lucky.
You should call the police. Animal cruelty should not be allowed. Maybe you could get the dog away from people who would do such a thing as lock a dog up like that.
Load More Replies... Just perfect, i'm so happy you gave this beautiful dog the life she deserves, on behalf of all dogs and animal lovers everywhere thank you, much love to you all, Ginger looks so happy, it makes my cold heart warm again.
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