Red wolves Jacob and Tamaska are recommended for breeding this year
Wolf Haven closed Feb 15 - Mar 15
World of Wolves
February 3, 2016
Breeding recommendations for critically endangered wolves: We have three pair of wolves recommended for breeding this year! As you may know, Wolf Haven is part of two wolf Species Survival Plan programs. The Mexican wolf and red wolf are both actively bred and managed in captivity; a wild population is maintained as well. Both pair of red wolves at Wolf Haven are recommended for breeding this spring, as are Mexican wolves M752 and F962 (in-house names of Coal and Nieta). Wolf Haven will close the sanctuary completely (except for animal care staff) from February 15 - March 15 to provide some privacy.
Special includes wolf calendar, adoption and heart sticker
Valentine Special
Give the gift of love this year - wolf love. For $30, you can give your beloved a 2016 wolf calendar (our very own residents), symbolic wolf adoption and Wolves sticker.
(check our home page at that time for the link to purchase tickets)
Our popular overnight summer event, A Midsummer's Night, will be offered on:
July 9 (Adults only)
July 23
August 13
August 20
Included will be dinner, an extended enrichment visit in the sanctuary, prairie walk, overnight camping and a continental breakfast, followed by a morning sanctuary visit. Limited to 20 people.
After receiving a Getty Images Grant, photographer Annie Musselman spent two years photographing the wolves of Wolf Haven. In this month's issue of Smithsonian Magazine, you can see six pages of her iconic pictures. Her Wolf Haven photography series will be released as a book in 2016. She has previously been published in The New Yorker, National Geographic, Audubon and Harper's.
