December 5, 2019 – On this International Volunteer Day, we send howls of gratitude to the hard working volunteers of the Wolf Conservation Center! The WCC staff, dedicated Board of Directors, and 50 wolves are blessed to have such wise, wonderful, and WILD packmates. With over 50 active volunteers that directly contribute to the WCC’s mission…

YOU DID IT! Yesterday, we invited you to be a part of #GivingTuesday and you heard our howls! Over 700 friends like you helped the Wolf Conservation Center exceed a matching grant of $30,000 BY OVER 300%! We are humbled by your support and incredibly grateful for friends like you. Thanks again for your encouragement and your commitment to…

Time to celebrate – it’s the first official snow of winter! Contrary to popular belief, the Wolf Conservation Center’s ambassador wolves love snow! With an insulating undercoat, protective outer layer, large paws, and long legs, wolves are built for snow and winter weather. Join in Zephyr, Alawa, and Nikai’s celebration via LIVE webcam! Watch Now

Gifts that Give Back to the Wolves Share your love for wolves this holiday season! Find wonderfully wild items for people of all ages in the Wolf Conservation Center online store. Are you looking for the perfect gift for the wolf enthusiast in your life? Symbolically adopt one of the 50 wolves in our care…

On this Thanksgiving day, we give our thanks to wolves – may they remind us of the most important things in life. Thank you to Zephyr, Alawa, and Nikai, the WCC’s ambassador wolves who serve as teachers and representatives – through them, a global audience learns about and appreciates their wild kin.  Thank you to…

Another pup is undergoing treatment as private trapping continues to take a toll on endangered species and public lands For immediate release – November 27, 2019 Media Contacts: Chris Smith, WildEarth Guardians (505) 795-2895 Maggie Howell, Wolf Conservation Center (914) 763-2373 Greta Anderson, Western Watersheds Project (520) 623-1878 Mary Katherine Ray, Rio Grande Chapter of…

Adventure awaits critically endangered red wolf Moose, Jr.!  Today, the four year old wolf (also known as “MJ” or M2119) bid farewell to his brother Tyke and to the WCC – the only home he’s ever known – and journeyed to the Roger Williams Zoo in Rhode Island. Although the parting was bittersweet, it’s an…

Only fourteen red wolves are left in the wild. Today, in letters obtained by Defenders of Wildlife, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources urged U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to immediately “take action to increase the existing wild red wolf population”. This isn’t the governor’s first…

The Himalayan wolf is an evolutionarily distinct wolf lineage found in the high-altitude habitats of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau in Asia. This wolf lineage has been largely overlooked until recently by science and conservation. But we are now learning based on the wide evidence that they deserve taxonomic recognition and require conservation action. In…

This year’s online auction features just a few of the incredible items available via silent bid at Wine and Wolves, including original paw prints from critically endangered wolves, a beautiful watercolor painting of ambassador wolf Nikai by Melissa Fischer, and more! The online auction will run until 5:00 P.M. on December 3rd. All online items…