Meet the life saving animals of Cambodia! Experience first hand the incredible abilities of the Belgian Malinois breed, extensively trained by dog experts in Siem Reap. NPA Explosive Detection Dogs is a project run by Norwegian People's Aid, a non-profit organisation committed to ridding the world of landmines and explosive remnants of war that still cause injuries and impact the lives of many Cambodian communities.

NPA Explosive Detection Dogs is brought to you by Norwegian People's Aid, a non-profit organisation working on humanitarian disarmament projects globally.

Regional and internal conflict from the mid-1960s to late 1998 left a Cambodia with a huge legacy of landmines and other explosive remnants of war. Over 64,000 people have lost lives and limbs to these hidden threats since the end of hostilities.

Norwegian People's Aid is the global leader in mine and explosive detection dog training.These heroic dogs help to protect lives by supporting landmine and unexploded bomb clearance across Cambodia and the world.

All proceeds go to training our dogs at our centre in Siem Reap.

Cambodia was the first country in which Norwegian People's Aid began removing landmines in 1992. Since then we have continued to work in Cambodia and have expanded our demining efforts to over 30 countries.