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