About Us

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Wolf Haven International

Wolf Haven International is an internationally recognized wolf sanctuary that has rescued and provided a lifetime home for over 300 displaced, captive-born animals since 1982 under the mission “to conserve and protect wolves and their habitat.”

Many of the wolves and wolfdogs that are relocated to Wolf Haven come from private ownership, while others come from zoos, roadside attractions, and other unfortunate situations. Our wolves are given exceptional care, quality food, a variety of enrichment items, and progressive medical treatment. We also offer educational programs about wolves and other wildlife, promote wolf restoration in historical ranges, and work to protect wild wolves and their habitat.

Wolf Haven is accredited by both the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries and the American Sanctuary Association.

Sanctuary

Wolf Haven is located between Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. Our sanctuary is approximately 12 miles south of the Washington State Capitol in Olympia. Sanctuary visits are by advanced reservation only.

Wolf Haven International
3111 Offut Lake Road SE
Tenino, WA 98589
360.264.4695 / 800.448.9653
info@wolfhaven.org

Education

Wolf Haven reaches thousands of people annually through sanctuary visits and education. Our educational curriculum not only focuses on the wolf and its role in the wild, but also raises the level of environmental literacy in people of all ages. We use both onsite and offsite classroom visits, bilingual presentations in English and Spanish, and community outreach methods to connect people to nature. Contact education@wolfhaven.org or 360.264.4695 x223 for more information.

Conservation

Wolf Haven is a clear and persistent voice for wolf conservation and coexistence in the wild, and advocates for sustainable solutions that not only protect wolves but also minimize wolf-human conflicts and dangers to livestock. Wolf Haven participates in two federally-managed Saving Animals From Extinction recovery programs for the critically endangered American Red wolf and Mexican wolf, and serves on the Wolf Advisory Group (WAG) for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Financials

Wolf Haven is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that has worked for wolf conservation since 1982.

EIN 91-1185727

Wolf Haven 990

2023 Annual Report

2023 Donor Recognition

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