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	Note from Executive Director Diane Gallegos

Our Wolves

Gray Wolves*

*While it is our mission to rescue only pure wolves, over the years we have provided sanctuary to several wolfdogs- sometimes knowingly, sometimes not. READ MORE.

Red Wolves

Mexican Gray Wolves

Coyotes

Wolfdogs

*These wolves are on our tour route and can be viewed during a guided sanctuary tour.