Where is the alliteration in poem hyaenas by Rudyard Kipling?

Here are some examples of alliteration in the poem "Hyaenas" by Rudyard Kipling:

Howling, hunting for a home. (h sound)

And hunting for a home, (h sound)

Foul fall the spoken word, (f sound)

Fell the kid and ewe. (f sound)

His hide has brambles on, (h sound)

How hideous he grows! (h sound)