We're hopeful to welcome puppies to our pack soon, so our tour route will be closed until May 24th to give our wolf families privacy during this important time. Speaker Series, Paint the Pack, and Wolf Howls are still available.
Atohi is no longer at the Endangered Wolf Center. For a list of currently adoptable animals, visit our adopt page. I am…bold, yet shy. My kind may be underdogs in the wild. But America loves an underdog who doesn’t quit. And I’m as all-American as they get. I am...
Sibi is no longer at the Endangered Wolf Center. For a list of currently adoptable animals, visit our adopt page. I am…a mother, and a survivor. I’ve been shot. I’ve been down. But like my species, don’t count me out. I am Sibi Sibi is a name that means fire in a...
Nina is no longer at the Endangered Wolf Center. For a list of currently adoptable animals, visit our adopt page. I am…a bit shy, but my curiosity helps me push past that. I am from a kind known by few people. I am Nina Nina is a maned wolf who was born in the fall of...
I am remembered as… quiet, sweet, calm. A great matriarch and true alpha to my pack. I was a devoted mate and mother with a beautiful voice, one I passed on to my beloved Anna. I am Tanamara. Tanamara, whose name means “lonely wind,” was a very special Mexican...
I am…quiet, shy, wise. A strong yet gentle companion, having overcome obstacles from blindness to the loss of my pack. I am Rocky. Rocky was born on May 1, 2001, in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area in New Mexico—a breeding success story, as this was the first...
I am…a matriarch, in the true sense of the word. I am more playful and younger than my years. I am a survivor. I am Madre. Madre is the alpha female of the Saddle Pack, who was widowed while pregnant in the wild. She met a new mate and foster father to her pups named...
