Month: April 2015

 “…this is an opportunity more than a problem to really embrace a wilder city.” New York News

Although the most famous form of communication for wolves is the howl, wolves “talk” to one another in several ways. Watch Ambassador wolves Zephyr, Nikai and Alawa communicate in this…

Almost 200,000 concerned citizens from around the globe have signed Pacific Wild’s online petition opposing the British Columbia government’s scientifically unsound wolf slaughter. The government aims to inhumanely kill hundreds of…

Seven years ago today, the Wolf Conservation Center family grew. During the early morning hours on April 22, 2008, Mexican gray wolf F613 quietly had six pups in her den…

Today we celebrate Alawa and Zephyr’s birthday! Hard to believe our rambunctious pups are entering their fabulous fours! An inspiration from their adorable start, the stunning siblings continue to thrive…

 For the second time this year, a canine that is believed to be a gray wolf has been found in Illinois. Sadly, the animals (both female) were found dead after…

  Birthdays abound! Wolves are mono-estrus, breeding only once a year during the winter months. So springtime is birthday season! Today we celebrate  Mexican gray wolf M1133 (aka Rhett) and…

Throw back your head and let out a long celebratory birthday howl for Nikai! Welcome to yearlinghood, kiddo! The Wolf Conservation Center‘s youngest Ambassador has been an inspiration from his…

No wild animal in our community inspires such a wide range of human emotions as the Eastern coyote. Feared, cursed and admired too, coyotes have become Westchester County’s most controversial…

Almost 200,000 concerned citizens from around the globe have signed Pacific Wild’s online petition opposing the British Columbia government’s scientifically unsound wolf slaughter. The government is continuing to inhumanely kill…