I’ve been too busy to even sit at my desk — sorry there have been no Blog posts recently. With that said, the following two photos were sent to me so I am sharing with you. Both are of the wolves we sent to NY. You can watch the wolves on a live webcam if you want. Read more
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New Wolves settling in
It’s been a whirlwind getting our family of wolves checked out and up to NY and then getting in our new wolves. I think it was about 50 hours from beginning of transfers to the end. The family is doing well in NY and you can check them out, and the other wolves at WCC, on the webcams. Our new wolves- M1803 and F2062 – handled their trips into the Museum well. As you know, M1803 had a long rideRead more
Wolf Physicals (and Transfer) Complete
Things went great Monday getting our red wolf family caught up, checked out, and transferred to NY. The catch-up was similar to our September catch-up. (Everyone wore gray for this catch… last catch we wore more blue). We learned a lot in September and made appropriate changes in the plan. We added bodies in our wall; had extra people blocking weak spots, and used windscreen instead of tarps for easier manipulation. Numerous meetings and discussions and equipment checks took placeRead more
Pupdate #22- all grown up and heading out.
I mentioned last week the red wolves would be leaving (still true). We’ve got just 4 more days with them here. When you come to see them make sure you are prepared to see full-grown wolves (just a little skinnier). Take a look at them now (pictures below were taken one month ago on October 7). .Read more
Pupdate #21… last chance to say goodbye
Just over one week before our wolf family heads North. Come wish them well. You’ll have a tough time picking out pups from parents now as the pups are mostly full-grown. They don’t look anything like the cute little adventurers they were in the photos below: A big thanks to Lauren and Casey for making me smile on Halloween with a shout out to the wolf family. I gave Will Waddell, Red Wolf SSP Coordinator, quite a scare whenRead more
1803: meet our incoming male red wolf
You learned last week that our current red wolf family will be moving out and that we’d be getting new red wolves in November. Our next male red wolf will be coning to us from the Wolf Conservation Center in NY. My friend from the Wolf Conservation Center in NY sent me these beautiful photos of M1803. He’s 7 years old (born May 6, 2010) and has sired two litters of pups back in 2014 and 2015. I’ve been toldRead more