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WolfWood is a state and federally licensed non-profit refuge for wolves and wolf/dogs. We provide a safe haven and the highest quality of life possible for these special needs animals.
We are engaged in rescue and rehabilitation, not breeding and selling. We work with other animal organizations around the country to save wolves and wolf/dogs that otherwise would die.

A new section has been added to the Website for WolfWoods participation in the Ohio Rescue.

Follow the Wolves link above and click on "Ohio Rescue" or click here

A Tale Worth Telling: I have been rescuing animals for 30 years. I thought I had seen it all. I was wrong.  This is a story that will come out in bits and pieces. It is big, it is tragic, it is important, and it is where we, and you, can rewrite the ending , changing the fate of animals in great need.

On January 22, WolfWood was contacted by Brittany McDonald of Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary , asking if we could help with an emergency situation in Ohio. She sent pictures of animals in horrible conditions. This was a large scale operation, with people involved from many agencies across the whole nation. I knew we had enough enclosures, food and people to be able to make a difference... <the story continues at the link above>

 

Urgent Needs

Below is a link to WolfWood's Amazon wish list. We are grateful for any support you provide.
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3IKG8JDE9U88W?ref_=wl_share

For those who would like to help with canned food or other items on WolfWood's wish list at Chewy
https://www.chewy.com/g/wolfwood-refuge_b103395044

We really appreciate any help you can offer.

WolfWood Refuge QRC

WolfWood welcomed our newest resident this past week.


Takini is a beautiful boy that came to us through Ashley Weins, who works at the shelter in CO Springs. He was suffering from severe shelter shock and doing poorly. He was totally shut down. Craig went to pick him up and bring him to his forever home at WolfWood. 

Takini (Ashley named him for the Lakota word meaning second chance or reborn) lives next to Paloma and Albion, and already is adjusting nicely, allowing a scatch under the chin. He is not quite 2 yet, and seems very happy to be here.


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