We provide a permanent and continued lifelong safe sanctuary to gray wolves and wolf dogs. We seek to educate the public on wolves, wolf-dogs …
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Jan 3, 2025
Beautiful area and all the wolves and wolf dogs are well taken care of. The tour was very engaging and informative. Denny was excelllent and provided so many facts and information. Everyone was so fr… Full review by Stephanie C
Jan 1, 2025
If you're an animal lover, you'll enjoy the sanctuary. I had a fantastic time. Our guide shared the backstories of most of the wolves we saw. Wolves are incredible creatures. Be sure to take the tour… Full review by 731tomo
Dec 28, 2024
Our family group of 6 went to the 10am tour on Christmas Eve! It was lovely. It had snowed earlier but, quit and was cold. The guide was good and we learned a lot about wolves and how they effect e… Full review by Xerlan D
Do you get to pet the wolves are interact with them in any way?
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No, you view them from behind a fence, but some of them are very close to where you are able to stand. They range in wildness, so no petting allowed. Some are feral wolves, …
No, you view them from behind a fence, but some of them are very close to where you are able to stand. They range in wildness, so no petting allowed. Some are feral wolves, some are hybrid dog-wolves.
We saw young children on our trip to the sanctuary, but none of them seemed particularly engaged. Some were more interested in playing with stones in the puddles. The guides give …
We saw young children on our trip to the sanctuary, but none of them seemed particularly engaged. Some were more interested in playing with stones in the puddles. The guides give excellent adult level lectures and the wolves are in very large pens, so are often difficult to see. It would not be my choice for a 6 yo.
Thanks for your review of the wolf sanctuary. I have never been, but my son loves wolves. I am a slow walker. How much walking is involved and are folks able to walk at a slow pace, or is it more fast paced? Is one time of year better than another? Is a particular time of day better than another? Thanks so much. Tiffani
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There are quite a bit of hills. Not an issue for most ppl, but I noticed most of the little kids getting tired after about 30 min. Our tour lasted 45 min. I would go during a cooler day. I …
There are quite a bit of hills. Not an issue for most ppl, but I noticed most of the little kids getting tired after about 30 min. Our tour lasted 45 min. I would go during a cooler day. I went last Aug. and it warmed up really fast, almost miserable with the humidity. The guides may wait for you to catch up, but can't be too sure about that. I would recommend going anyway since this place is really awesome, especially for someone who loves wolves. Some of them (wolves) were really active and close to the fences.
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