Kekoa lives the good life at the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center, an animal sanctuary near Colorado Springs. Like the sanctuary’s other animals, she lives there because she is unable to survive in the wild. Danielle ...
© YouTube Somehow, a timber wolf had gotten itself stuck in the man’s trap. The trap was clasped around the animal’s paw, making it impossible to get away. But luckily, the trap was designed not ...
They led the donkey to the cage and opened the door. Once inside the cage, everyone was confident that it wouldn’t be long before the donkey was dead, but something amazing happened instead. The wolf did ...
On a cold January day in 2012, animal rescue organization Mount Adonis Rescue Centre received a call from a couple who found a helpless wolf in a river outside of the Italian city of Bologna. ...
They named him Oliel. Veterinarians saw in his X-rays that the wolf’s leg was broken, so they performed surgery on him. Oliel was anesthetized while veterinary surgeons repaired his leg. But Oliel had a long way to go ...
When Lakomi arrived at the sanctuary where she lives, she needed both surgery and medication to survive. And at first, she was extremely protective and didn’t let anyone get close. Most people thought the wolf was ...
For centuries, wolves have been hunted, causing their numbers to diminish substantially. In addition, famers have cleared large areas of the animal’s natural habitat in order to grow crops. In such affected areas, wolves began ...
The British Columbia government’s plan is to slaughter up to 200 wolves a year, which it believes will help the tiny caribou population rebound. And as part of the five-year “caribou recovery plan,” the government ...
The Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is a wildlife sanctuary in the hills outside the city of Colorado Springs. The area includes wolves and foxes. Colorado has not had resident wolves since the 1940s. Through ...
During the winter of 2003, a jet-black wolf showed up on the edge of suburban Juneau, Alaska. But this wolf didn’t bear his teeth and growl aggressively. Instead, it seemed to long for companionship. Wildlife photographer Nick Jans was on ...