Caring for wolves during crisis

APRIL WORLD OF WOLVES

Essential animal care staff Erik Wilber, Pam Maciel and Dan Monn practice

safe social distancing while remaining at the sanctuary to care for the wolves.

Caring for Wolves during Crisis

T hank you to everyone who has donated and checked in to see how

Wolf Haven and the wolves are doing during this unprecedented time. Wolf Haven remains closed and our team is working remotely from home, but essential staff are onsite to continue delivering excellent care for our residents. In addition to their usual physically demanding work, we've asked our animal care team to help us stay connected by taking more photos and videos of our wolves so we can share them with you all.

Stages of a meal

Lakota is a very food-motivated male wolf who once downed an entire Thanksgiving turkey in six minutes! Our animal care staff took this series of pictures showing the six stages of eating a meal, Lakota-style.

Your symbolic adoption of Lakota .helps support his care and "happy meals".

Wolves & Wine 2020

Given our current situation of self-isolation, it's hard to imagine being together again, but we remain hopeful, so.. Save the date! On Saturday, September 26 , Wolf Haven International will host our annual fundraiser Wolves & Wine at Worthington Center of Saint Martin's University.

We look forward to seeing everyone healthy and back together again.

Wolves & wildlife

in the news

Takaya on Vancouver Island.

Photograph: Cheryl Alexander/Wild Awake Images

McCleery Ranch Wolves Reunite (and it feels so good )

Wolf family reunion - Wolf Haven's McCleery Ranch

At the McCleery Ranch in Montana, we recently reunited one of the large families after they had been separated for breeding season. As you can see, they seemed very excited to be back together.

Please note: The McCleery Ranch is not open to the public .

Although Wolf Haven remains closed,

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