#wolf rescue

[lifetimexbitch]

Old picture but this wolf and her brother were magical!

[sadstew]

so I met this gorgeous wolf today 😍🐾🌲

[alix-universe]

He Rescued A Special Needs Wolf Puppy 🥺

This good man saved the life of a little wolf 🐺 who would have died if it had been left on the road in the middle of the forest. His name is Tye Friis, and he is the founder of BOSS Farms, a sanctuary for animals dedicated to rescue, rehabilitation, and advocacy.

The wolf puppy 🐶 is so cute and happy to have a safe place, even if she cannot see it at all.

Subscribe to his channel if you can.

[thoughtlessarse]

Three-legged wolf that dug tunnel out of enclosure regularly spotted running on beach in Poland

Staff from Woliński National Park are searching for Kamyk the three-legged wolf following his escape.

A national park in Poland is searching for a three-legged wolf it had in its care after a car accident but which escaped by digging a tunnel out of its enclosure. The young male, named Kamyk (Pebble), has often been spotted by tourists running on local beaches. Staff from Woliński National Park in northwest Poland say that, although the wolf is not aggressive towards humans, it should not be fed. They have also urged anyone who spots the animal to notify the park authorities. In 2020, aged around five months, Kamyk was found in a roadside ditch after, most probably, being hit by a car. The wolf was not moving, and his wounds were infested with fly larvae, suggesting he might have been lying on the side of the road for a couple of days. The animal, which was initially mistaken for a dog, was reported to a local dog welfare organisation and then transported to a veterinarian in the city of Szczecin, where he underwent an operation. The operation on his back legs, widely reported by local media at the time as the first such procedure in Poland, was successful. But Kamyk, who was named after the town of Kamień Pomorski (meaning Pomeranian Stone) near where he was found, started gnawing one of his front paws. It turned out that the nerve plexuses had been crushed during the accident. The limb was inert and the wolf treated it like a foreign body that it was trying to get rid of.

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Apparently, they would have put the wolf down had they known about the injury to his front leg yet there he is running around free for the last 3.5 months apparently able to survive despite his handicap.

[vampire-red]

Wanted to post the pamphlet I was given at the wolf sanctuary

[wilderun]

can you recomend any wolfdog rescues in the southern united states? i work with my local shelter, and while i doubt we'll ever get a wd in, i'd rather have the resources and never use them, than need them and not have them. thank you!

Sure, here’s the reputable ones I can think of at the moment. There may be a couple more I’m missing. 

-Texas Wolfdog Project in Montgomery, TX

-In Harmony With Nature Animal Haven, Orlando, FL

-St. Francis Wolf Sanctuary, Montgomery, TX

-Freedoms Song Wolf Rescue, Broken Arrow, OK

-Full Moon Farm, Black Mountain, NC

-Shy Wolf Sanctuary, Naples, FL 

[edencerebral]

[peace-thru-interfaith]

Xena, looks very much like a wolf-dog in this photo