Why the Wild Needs Wolves
the time is now
Nature depends on apex carnivores and keystone species to survive and thrive. Wolves are both, which is why the wild needs wolves – and why we need you.
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SAVING ENDANGERED SPECIES
WILDLIFE EDUCATION SINCE 1971
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Pups born here
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Leading the Pack in Endangered Wolf Recovery
Wolf Fest: Party with the Pack
Join us in making a lasting impact by sponsoring Wolf Fest: Party with the Pack, the Endangered Wolf Center’s largest annual celebration! This exciting, family-friendly event invites the community to experience our mission firsthand.
As a sponsor, you’ll not only support vital conservation efforts, but also help inspire and educate thousands of visitors about the incredible animals that call the Endangered Wolf Center home. Let’s party with a purpose—become a sponsor today!
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Upcoming Events
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Throughout the year, the Endangered Wolf Center hosts many seasonal and special events. Here’s what’s coming up next. Click through to reserve your spot or purchase tickets.
Discover Our Mission
Get to know the Endangered Wolf Center pack on a tour, during one of our many events, or by learning about our animals online.
Plan Your Visit
The Endangered Wolf Center is a family-friendly destination that offers a variety of tour programs, both public and private.
Reservations are required, as all of our programs are guided by knowledgeable educators.
Book online now or call 636-938-5900.
HOWL WITH THE WOLVES
Join one of our scheduled
Evening Wolf Howls or call about our two-hour
Private Campfire Wolf Howl for groups or special events.
Directions
The Endangered Wolf Center is located about 20 miles southwest of St. Louis at the Washington University Tyson Research Center. Our address is:
6750 Tyson Valley Road,
Eureka, MO 63025.
From Interstate 44, take Exit 269, the Beaumont-Antire Road exit. We are located on the north side off I-44. Turn right onto Tyson Valley Road. Please call or visit our Tours page for tour times and special events. Directions
Meet the Animals of the
Endangered Wolf Center
Mexican Wolf
American Red Wolf
Maned Wolf
African Painted Dog
Swift Fox
Fennec Fox
Arctic Fox
Red Fox
Get Involved
However your heart can hear the call of the wolf, we welcome you to be a part of our pack. From individual donations to corporate sponsorships, monthly memberships to sharing your time and talent as a volunteer, we hope you’ll join us.
A huge howl out to all of our members, sponsors, volunteers and donors who help make everything we do possible.
Celebrate Make-A-Will Month
This August, during Make-A-Will Month, you can write your will for free with our partner organization, FreeWill, and leave a meaningful gift to help protect endangered wolves for years to come. No amount is insignificant.
It’s simple. It’s powerful. And it’s a beautiful way to make your love for wildlife part of your story forever.
Start your will today and leave a legacy for the wild:
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From the Blog
Recap: Howl at the Silver Screen
Films, Philanthropy, & the Call of the Wild We enjoyed a beautiful evening with our Endangered Wolf Center supporters, donors, and staff on Thursday, July 17th. Each of the three films offered a glimpse into the passion and dedication that our staff shows every...
Wolves Take Flight: Six Mexican Wolf Pups Fly to New Wild Homes
Wolves Take Flight: Six Mexican Wolf Pups Fly to New Wild Homes On May 5, 2025, six tiny Mexican wolf pups, just 10 days old, embarked on a life-changing journey. Flown from the Endangered Wolf Center in Missouri to the rugged wilderness of New Mexico, these pups were...
Growing the Pack: Saving Endangered Wolves Through Breeding Efforts
Over 50 Years of Conservation in ActionSince its inception in 1971, the Endangered Wolf Center has been home to 394 pups as of 2024. That’s a lot of conservation cuteness!To break it down between species, we’ve welcomed: 281 Mexican wolf pups, 67 American Red Wolf...
Accolades and Awards
From a long legacy of “firsts” in our field to history-making success stories, the Endangered Wolf Center has earned a number of prestigious awards and recognition. We are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), a recognition held by fewer than 10% of the zoos, aquariums and other animal exhibitors licensed in the US.
