Upcoming Events
Wild Within: A Lens on Wolves
November 20, 2024 – January 5, 2025 • Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA
In conjunction with their Field Notes: Artists Observe Nature exhibit, Tacoma’s Museum of Glass has partnered with Wolf Haven International to display the Grand Hall installation Wild Within: A Lens on Wolves. This installation is a curated selection of professional photographs by Gelane Clements, Julie Lawrence, and Annie Musselman that showcase the beauty and significance of wolves – all of which have never been exhibited in public. The works reflect artists looking at nature to find inspiration, and also ask the viewer to reflect on the meaning of nature today.
Photos for this exhibit have been printed and framed by:
The Trouble with Wolves Screening
February 28, 2025 • Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT
The Trouble with Wolves is an exploration of the complex and often controversial relationship between wolves and humans in the American West. The documentary delves into the challenges and rewards surrounding wolf reintroduction and conservation efforts, highlighting differing viewpoints from livestock producers, conservationists, and wildlife managers. Join Wolf Haven for a FREE screening of the 2023 edition of the film (featuring updates from the initial release in 2018), followed by an optional post-film Q&A.
Wolves & Wine 2025
March 15, 2025 • 5pm • Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA
We are excited to announce that our annual fundraising event, Wolves & Wine, will be returning in March! This evening brings together friends, family, and wolf supporters to enjoy wine, craft beer, plentiful hors d’oeuvres, and interesting auction items to raise critical funds for Wolf Haven. We hope you’ll join us in hearing the latest news from our Tenino and McCleery Ranch sanctuaries while helping to make a difference for years to come.
Past Events
Sanctuary as a Mindset
October 11, 2024 • 3:30pm • Wolf Haven International, Tenino, WA
Immerse yourself at Wolf Haven in a uniquely new, mindful way. Sanctuary as a Mindset: a contemplative experience at Wolf Haven International is an opportunity for guests to enjoy a quiet, peaceful visit that reflects our sanctuary philosophy. Participants can explore different avenues for respectfully and creatively embracing the presence of sanctuary wolves in a non-invasive and non-threatening way (quiet contemplation and appreciation, drawing, writing, etc). The time in the sanctuary will mostly be in silence.
Wildlife Handling Course with Dr. Mark Johnson
September 24 – September 26, 2024
Wolf Haven is once again hosting a three-day wildlife handling and chemical immobilization course offered by Mark R. Johnson, DVM of Global Wildlife Resources, Inc. Dr. Johnson has taught and worked on wildlife captures worldwide for over 30 years. He teaches students as well as professionals from federal, state, tribal, and private agencies. This course is one of the most extensive, current, and innovative chemical immobilization courses in North America, with hands-on labs each day including the immobilization of captive wolves.
Because space is limited, priority will be given to persons working with wildlife in the field or at wildlife facilities.