We achieved so much this year!
With the addition of pups, rescues, and Species Survival Plan wolves, we provided care for a howling chorus of 62 wolves and wolfdogs plus two lively coyotes. A record number of animals – 64 – reside at Wolf Haven.
Wolf Haven Welcomes Two New Residents – Nisqually Valley News
/in Wolf Haven News /by Wolf Haven InternationalWolf Haven International is now home to a record 65 wolves, wolf dogs and coyotes thanks to the addition of two new wolves, Mariah and Hodari.
The reserve located just north of Tenino is both a sanctuary and endangered species haven for the red wolf and the Mexican wolf. It was founded in 1982, and houses displaced and captive-born wolves.
Exploring Tumwater – JBLM In 10
/in Wolf Haven News /by Wolf Haven InternationalEver wonder what it’s like to live in Tumwater, Washington? JBLM (Joint Base Lewis-McChord) in 10 did, too. So we jumped in the car and took a trip to the petite, pioneering city to give you the inside scoop on what makes it unique. Although Wolf Haven isn’t in Tumwater itself, it’s the next town over and was included in the video!
2018 Wolf Photography Dates – ALL SOLD OUT
/in Events /by Wolf Haven InternationalWolf Haven International invites you to participate in one of our popular wolf photography visits. Photo visits are held during colder months, when the wolves are wearing their winter coats and are more active. The program begins at 8:00 am with a continental breakfast and brief presentation. The group will take photographs in the wolf sanctuary from 9 am – noon.
December World of Wolves – meet our new residents Hodari & Mariah
/in Wolf Haven News /by Wolf Haven InternationalWelcome Two New Wolf Haven Residents: Hodari and Mariah
Many of you recall that Mexican gray wolf Gypsy’s (F907) lifelong companion, Diablo, passed away not long ago at the age of 17. Gypsy showed significant signs of mourning the loss of her friend and we immediately began looking for another wolf in the Species Survival Plan program. A new friend eventually arrived from the Endangered Wolf Center. His number is M1458 (house name Hodari) and he is one and a half years old.
Putting “big bad” to bed – Camas-Washougal Post-Record
/in Wolf Haven News /by Wolf Haven InternationalThird-graders at Columbia River Gorge Elementary School were able to lay their storybook perceptions of the “big, bad wolf” to rest this week, after experiencing Wolfways, an educational presentation about wolves in the wild, on Monday, Dec. 4.