Managing a Wolf Sanctuary – Skift

Pam in front of Shadow's enclosure

Pam in front of Shadow’s enclosure

Tourists are welcome to visit Wolf Haven International in Washington state, but the needs of the sanctuary’s residents — which include two species of wolves, wolf-dogs, and coyotes — are always prioritized. The sanctuary’s co-manager Pamela Maciel Cabañas is devoted to making sure that happens.

A Tale of Two Sanctuaries: Part One – Wolf Haven – Nisqually Valley News

The gray wolves are majestic and wary. They bask in the sunshine or sit among the trees, watching. They are kept in compatible pairs and have very little human interaction.

McCleery wolves on Wolf Haven’s You Tube – The Bradford Era

Go to www.youtube.com and search for “Wolf Haven International,” which is the Tenino, Wash.-based wolf sanctuary that currently cares for the pack. On the group’s page, click on “playlists,” then look for the “McCleery Ranch wolves” playlist. Here, you can view 14 video clips of the wolves.

Note: address is: https://www.youtube.com/user/wolfhavenwolves

 

How Much Does It Cost? – FTE News Magazine

Cost of wolf care: As a caring and responsible donor, you want to be sure that your gift to Wolf Haven is put to good use. So where does your money go?

Short answer – food, medicine, enrichment, habitat and staff.

Wolf Resurgence in Washington State Tests Limits of Civility – The Washington Post

Washington state’s growing population of gray wolves is exposing deep divides among residents and testing civility among its top decision makers.

Wolf Haven presentation in Kane, PA – Bradford Era

On Saturday, the community is invited to hear an update on the lobo wolf pack, which now lives in Bridger, Mont., under the care of Tenino, Wash.-based wolf sanctuary, Wolf Haven International.

Wolves & Wine 2019

Wolf Haven’s annual fall fundraiser and annual meeting, Wolves & Wine offers guests and supporters an opportunity to share their passion for wolves and our mission: To conserve and protect wolves and their habitat. This evening of fun offers both silent and live auctions, beer and wine tastings, plentiful hors d’oeuvres and a chance to mingle with fellow wildlife supporters.

Un lugar para los lobos en la naturaleza/A place for wolves in the wild

This article was originally published in the Summer 2019 issue of the bilingual environmental publication ECO-Lógica. Reprinted here with permission.

A place for wolves in the wild – Un lugar para los lobos

by Pamela Maciel, Sanctuary Co-Manager, Mexican Wolf Specialist, Wolf Haven International

 

Sanctuary in the Pacific Northwest – Pacific Roots Magazine

London enjoys his tub

London enjoys his tub

In 1982, the sanctuary that was to eventually become Wolf Haven International was founded in Tenino, Washington. A beacon for wolf advocacy, Wolf Haven International also provides a lifetime home for displaced and captive born wolves and promotes wolf restoration in historical ranges.