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The months of April and May have been filled with non-stop activity for the Wild Spirit Team, with each day bringing something new and exciting to the table. Between daily habitat upgrades and the reconstruction of our tour path in preparation of our 2021 Grand...
We're sorry to say that we won't be open to the public before August, 2021, at the earliest. Our Executive Director, Brittany McDonald, gathered with the staff and interns and we discussed what needed to happen prior to our allowing guests on-site. We have...
We've been crazy busy and haven't posted in a while! We thought we'd share some of our favorite photos that we've taken so far this year!
From the Wild Spirit Family, Happy New Year to all of you amazing supporters and fellow admirers of our wild-spirited rescues! The team here is probably not alone in saying a hearty it’s-about-time good-bye to 2020 as we eagerly welcome 2021 with open-armed optimism....
It’s December 31st of 2020, and the screen is dimming on yet another year! Our sweet Obi arrived in June, and now lives with his friend, Kaya!Despite the hardships, challenges, and quite unprecedented territory that many people throughout the world were forced to...
With the end of November, Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary’s Second Annual Howling Poetry Contest came to a close, and we are thrilled to announce our winner! Maryanne Coppinger wins with her poem titled, “Ode to Bark.” Please join us in howling our huge congratulations...
This article was featured in the fall issue of The Howling Reporter that was published the first week of November in 2020. The Howling Reporter is a quarterly publication from the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary team featuring stories, articles, photos, and more. You can...
One of the best things about working at the sanctuary is the people. Sure, the animals are incredible, and they are certainly the reason we are all here, but it's the people that make things fun. On any ordinary day you can hear the laughter and silliness interspersed...
Before life at Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, high-content wolf-dog Irwin was born to a breeder in Ohio before being sold as a pet to a private owner. He remained in his original home for the first several years of his life, growing up alongside the family's black lab...
The moment I stepped on property I knew I wanted to meet these two. Their smiles, their eyes, their very energy radiated positivity and grace (Lyca turned out to be the primary source of grace). When I started working in animal care their residence was right in the...