The wolves at the Center are supported entirely by people like you. Your interest and participation are essential, and there are many levels of sponsorship. Show your love and support by purchasing a symbolic adoption today!
- Friend - Digital Only ($25.00) – receive a digital certificate of adoption, 8″x10″ photo, & wolf bio (Digital Only)
- Sponsor ($55.00) – receive a personalized certificate of adoption, 8″x10″ photo, wolf bio & a stuffed toy
- Guardian ($100.00) – receive a personalized certificate of adoption, 8″x10″ photo, wolf bio & a tote bag
- Steward ($500.00) – receive a personalized certificate of adoption, 8″x10″ photo, wolf bio, a stuffed toy, tote bag & a hat
Introducing our newest Ambassador Wolf, Kinari!
The WCC's newest Ambassador Wolf, Kinari is a gray wolf who was born on April 12, 2025.
Chosen by our incredible community of supporters, Kinari means “twinkling star” or “moonlight”-- a name that beautifully reflects her bright spirit, fierce personality and growing presence in our pack.
Ambassador Wolves
Nikai
Silas
Kinari
Mexican Gray Wolves
Belle F1226
Nita F1621
Maus M1507
Jean F1619
Trumpet F1505
Lighthawk M1564
Hélène F1753
Bria F1754
Betty F2660
Ripley M1925
Red Wolves
Mac Tíre M2274
Sabine F2506
Oak F2304
Adeyha M2080
Cedar M2562
Juniper M2564
Maple F2566
Sassafras F2567
Tupelo F2568
Martha F2242
Oka M2048
Red wolves and Mexican gray wolves are not considered permanent residents of the Wolf Conservation Center, as they are active participants in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Saving Animals from Extinction (SAFE) program. As part of this program, these wolves may be relocated to other facilities, requiring the WCC to make automated adoption reassignments. In contrast, our Ambassador wolves, Nikai, Silas, and Kinari will remain at the Center for the entirety of their lives, serving as enduring representatives of their species.