š Animal sanctuary dedicated to rescuing displaced, unwanted, and non-releasable captive-bred wolves, wolfdogs, and other wild canids, providing permanent care.
š The largest canid sanctuary in North America, also focusing on public education.
šŗ Observe rescued wolves, wolfdogs, foxes, dingoes, coyotes, and rare singing dogs
š¶ Take guided tours with animal caregivers and educational talks to learn about the animals' behavior and stories
š Enjoy stargazing at the on-site campground, away from city lights, and hearing wolves howl
š Learn about canid behavior, conservation, and ethical pet ownership
š Support a non-profit organization dedicated to animal welfare and conservation education
ā ļø Remote location, accessed via a gravel road that can be slippery when wet, 4 miles down š 4-wheel drive vehicle strongly advised for campground access due to dirt roads
š½ļø Limited food and gas services nearby, plan to bring your own meals and snacks
ā°ļø Located at 7,500 feet above sea level, stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness, which may cause sluggishness or headaches
š Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes for the unpaved and uneven tour path
š Bring layers and rain gear due to unpredictable mountain weather
šļø Check the official website for special events and specific tour options
š° Tours and events have varying fees; donations are crucial.
š Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 AM ā 4:00 PM. Closed annually from January 1st until March 1st.
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