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JUNE WORLD OF WOLVES

Mexican female wolf F954 (Noel) sports a dirty nose after caching some meat.

Our Caring Community

Although Wolf Haven may be closed to the public, our thoughts are with our community. This is an extremely challenging time and we face an unknowable future. Through it all, though, we remain a family.

With the incredible support and generosity from you - our supporters - the wolves in Tenino, WA and Bridger, MT continue to receive high-quality food, medical attention and enrichment from our animal caretakers.E ven though we have had to delay some larger projects due to reduced dollars in these challenging times, you have shown us that you care. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being part of our pack.

Thank you for being there.

Tala - a life well lived

Recently we had to say goodbye to our beloved red wolf Tala (M1482). At 14 years of age, Tala was a senior who began struggling with some health issues in the last year. As he slowly and steadily declined, (most probably due to a degenerative condition in his back end), and under the supervision of our veterinarian, we monitored Tala closely to ensure that he was maintaining a good quality of life. When that was no longer possible and he was unable to stand, we helped Tala rest.

Tala was always a very calm and powerful presence. As the father of twelve pups born at Wolf Haven, the devoted patriarch leaves behind a beautiful legacy in his large family and through all the humans that, thanks to Tala, got to know and care about the extraordinary red wolf species .