Entries by Wolf Haven International
Volunteer of the Quarter – Kieran Lynch
Wolf Haven International is very lucky to have an amazing and diverse group of volunteers.
Wolves & Wine 2019 – SOLD OUT
Is it on your bucket list to visit the wolves at the McCleery Ranch in Montana and hear them howl? Or perhaps, at long last, go on that safari to see the painted wolves of Africa? You have the opportunity to win one, or both, of these adventures this year at Wolves & Wine 2019! […]
Descendants of historic Pennsylvania wolves live in Montana – Billings Gazette
“It’s just a fascinating story, the history of these animals,” said Diane Gallegos, executive director of Wolf Haven International, a Tenino, Washington-based wolf rescue group.
The Wild Adventures of Naturalist Christopher Montero – Thurston Talk
Born in Costa Rica, Chris grew up in an urban area, but his extended family lived in the country where he spent his summers. “Those are my fondest memories,” Chis shares. “That shaped a lot of my interest in animals, nature, and being outdoors.”
The Gift of Meat
During this year’s holiday season, the animals at Wolf Haven International have been gifted with three large-scale donations.
Wolf Haven welcomes newest resident – wolfdog Layla – The Daily Chronicle
The newest resident at the Wolf Haven International sanctuary in Tenino used to only roam as far as the backyard cable connected to her collar would let her go.
Layla, a first-generation wolfdog — her mother was a wolf and her father a Malamute — recently arrived at Wolf Haven by way of an animal shelter in Thurston County.
52 Seattle adventures you can do with your kids – King5 News / ParentMap
Want to watch? Wolf Haven International mention begin at 5:53 mark. Wolf Haven included in the “Winning Winter Tours” section of the book.
Wolves of Washington – Huxley Speaker Series
After more than a 70 year absence, wolves have returned to Washington State. They were hunted to extinction, but the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reported that in 2017 our state had at least 122 wolves distributed in 22 packs.