Wolf Haven by Diane Mivelli Why they do it is unclear. When they do it is unpredictable. Once one resident at Wolf Haven International begins howling, the others soon join in. The singular occasion can last mere minutes, yet it will live on in the memory of any visitor.
…inmate technicians were able see for themselves the rare landscape they help restore.
Listen to this excellent interview with author Brenda Peterson, author of “Wolf Haven: Sanctuary and the Future of Wolves in North America” and “Wolf Nation”. http://www.tinyurl.com/mqxvsyj
Captive-born and displaced wolves find sanctuary at Wolf Haven International.
Join us THURSDAY night at the OLYMPIA LIBRARY! Thursday April 27 7:30 – 8:45 p.m. Free – Adults Each year, Earthbound Productions and the city of Olympia celebrate our natural world with a spectacular Procession of the Species through the streets of downtown. This year’s Procession will take place on Saturday 4/29 at 4:30 p.m. In conjunction with this […]
Finding Sanctuary is a website devoted to connecting animal sanctuaries with volunteers, assistance and community. Goat, pig, horse, farm animals, wildlife and other types of animal sanctuaries are listed and highlighted on this site. Wolf Haven was invited to share the story of two of our most recent rescues for this month’s Finding Sanctuary blog.
Finding Sanctuary is a website devoted to connecting animal sanctuaries with volunteers, assistance and community.
Right before the gates rolled open, several wolves howled their welcome. My son could hardly contain himself; those doors couldn’t open soon enough.
It may be spring (or even summer) weather in other parts of the country, but in western Washington, the rains continue unabated.
It started as a classroom discussion and ended with a Sheridan PRCC first.
During one of instructor Emily MacKenzie’s Public Relations and Philanthropy lessons, the class discussed non-profits with which they have engaged. The description of one such organization— the wolf sanctuary Wolf Haven