Date	Event	Surviving / observed individuals
26 November	Juvenile displaying signs of illness	35
27 November	Juvenile discovered dead, collected for veterinary testing	34
5 December	Dead sub-adult discovered, brain sample collected	33
6 December	Juvenile female found dead, necropsy conducted, samples collected	32
7 December	22 individuals seen together, no sign of rest of pack	22
9 December	22 individuals seen together, no sign of rest of pack	22
11 December	Results obtained from State Veterinarian - FAT test positive for rabies	18
12 December	Juvenile found dead	30
15 December	Inoculation commenced, seven juveniles darted	30
16 December	Inoculation ongoing, 12 individuals darted, all age groups, including alpha male and beta female	20
17 December	Two adult males inoculated	20
18 December	Juvenile aggressively attacked by juvenile cohort in the morning, found dead in the afternoon	16
21 December	Juvenile individual displaying signs of illness	16
22 December	Juvenile individual displaying signs of illness aggressively attacked by juvenile cohort	16
23 December	Juvenile displaying signs of illness on 21 and 22 December found dead. Four sub-adult females split from pack	15
26 December	Decision made to feed pack, pack split	15
27 December	Pack regrouped; adult, male impala fed to pack	15
28 December	Adult, male impala fed to pack	15
29 December	Adult, male impala fed to pack	15
30 December	Sub-adult female found dead	14
31 December	Sub-adult male found dead; adult, male impala fed to pack	15
1 January 2015	Four sub-adult females split from pack, one additional individual returned to pack, juvenile found dead; adult, male impala fed to pack	15
2 January	11 individuals seen together	11
3 January	Four sub-adult females observed together, group of 11 observed, one juvenile displaying signs of illness; adult, male impala fed to each group	15
4 January	Juvenile found dead	10
5 January	Juvenile observed displaying signs of illness; adult, male impala fed to pack	8
6 January	Two adult males observed together, one adult female observed alone displaying signs of illness with injuries (bite marks) to facial area (from group of four sub-adults that split on 1 January)	3
8 January	Alpha male observed with injuries (bite marks) to facial area; adult, male impala fed to pack	6
9 January	Adult, male impala fed to pack	6
10 January	Adult, male impala fed to pack	6
12 January	Alpha female and beta female not observed with pack	4
14 January	Two separate groups observed - three sub-adult females that split from pack on 1 January together, alpha female, beta female (both with fresh facial injuries) and sub-adult female seen together, adult, male impala fed to second group	6
15 January	Two groups observed as per 14 January; adult, male impala fed to both groups	6
17 January	Five individuals observed together, group of sub-adult females not seen; adult, male impala fed to pack	5
18 January	Two groups observed, three sub-adult females appear to have fed. Second group with five individuals, alpha male with fresh facial injuries; adult, male impala fed to second group	8
19 January	Alpha male observed alone, calling; no sig n of other dogs	1
20 January	Six individuals observed together (alpha male, alpha female, beta female, three sub-adult females); adult, male impala fed to pack	6
21 January	Group of six attempted hunt, unsuccessful; adult, male impala fed to pack. Unconfirmed report of three sub-adult females; not seen again	6
22 January	Group of six observed, alpha male, alpha female, beta female injuries healing	6
23 January	Group of six observed, all appear in good condition with all injuries healing; adult, male impala fed to pack	6
25 January	Group of six observed, in good condition; adult, male impala fed to pack	6
26 January	Group of six observed, condition of all individuals greatly improved; adult, male impala fed to pack	6
27 - 31 January	Pack seen every day, moving longer distances, successfully hunting	6