Wolf Facts You Should Know Wolves in North America aren’t all the same. Depending on where you are, you might be talking about: Gray wolves: the classic wolf of the Rockies, Great Lakes, and Alaska. Mexican gray wolves: the smallest (and most endangered), hanging on in Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico. Red wolves: found only in the Southeast, critically endangered with just a handful left in the wild. Each subspecies looks and lives a little differently, but they’re all still wolves. And what abo

Moose and Bear have joined our pack after an owner surrender, and it’s like we loved them before we even met them just a week in, they are truly so easy to love after recently loosing two of our grey wolves due to old age, we like to think the spirits of Lomasi and Anoki helped guide them into their new home with us Let’s welcome Bear and Moose to the pack! When one door closes, ours is always open Stay tuned for a behind-the-scenes look at their transition into our sanctuary 🐾 #wolfrescue #ani

Are there wolves in Maine? It depends on what you call a wolf.

What is it? Filmed in northern Maine. | Maine Wolf Coalition

Wolf vs. Coyote can you tell the difference? In this video a breakdown what I look for as a professional wildlife guide when determining if I’m seeing wolves vs coyotes. Now most folks are leaning towards wolf because they want to see a wolf compared to a coyote-a species most people have at home. While coyotes are still a top tier species in my book I understand the novelty of seeing wolves. I hope this video helps you add some tools in the animal identification tool belt when it comes to the w