Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue

www.LakeTahoeWolfRescue.com Although Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue only became 501(c) in 1994, Executive Director and founder, Pamela Jo has been rescuing Wolfdogs since 1986. In 1991 she founded The Pet Network in Incline Village, Nevada, rescuing and finding homes for domestic pet animals. At the time, Pamela Jo also started a Spay and Release program for feral cats and had introduced a Therapy-Dog pr

ogram to Incline Village, NV. LTWR is no longer a 501[c]3 organization but it remains 100% non profit and all donations go directly to the animals. It is an all-volunteer grass-roots group. Pamela served as Pet Network’s Executive Director for three years from 1992 to 1994. She was an active volunteer on Lake Tahoe's east shore for the Bear League, as well as at local Wildlife Rescue sanctuaries. In 1994 Pamela realized that there was a strong need for Wolfdog rescue, not only in the surrounding area but throughout the U.S. so LTWR was established. For many years Pamela Jo worked alone, taking Wolfdogs from the shelters and bringing them home, rehabilitating them with a holistic regime, and finding forever homes for them. She is a canine behavior consultant. All Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue's dogs are first evaluated and receive medical exams. They are spayed or neutered if needed. They undergo behavior training to help make them more suitable for life in their new homes. If you are interested in adopting one of our rescues, go to Adoption Requirements on our website to see if you have the basics. In most cases adopters must have past experience with Wolfdogs, and escape-proof containment. Since Wolfdogs are high-maintenance animals, much care is taken to educate the new adopter about all the special needs of their new companion. Follow-up visits from a volunteer - or photos and updates from the adopter - let us know that these animals are happy and thriving. We also assist the new adopter with any questions, behaviors or issues. With quality nutrition, regular exercise, homeopathy and holistic remedies, Lake Tahoe Wolf Rescue has had much success in helping needy wolfdogs blossom into self-confident individuals. Hopefully, all of us in Wolfdog rescue can create awareness so we can prevent the indiscriminate and irresponsible breeding and selling of Wolves and Wolfdogs. Not all of these animals are suited to be pets and many wind up running loose, getting shot at, chained, abused or in a shelter to be euthanized. Help us help them! Donations are greatly appreciated as the cost of spay/neuters, medical treatments, transportation and other expenses continue to rise. You can also purchase cool garments at our on-line stores Bonfire - purchases also help with our rescue efforts. Thank You for your support!