Arkansas Wolf & Wildlife Center

Arkansas Wolf & Wildlife Center Education - Conservation - Preservation

Stick by stick and brick by brick. Got a huge portion of the clearing done today. Another step closer to the goal!
02/22/2026

Stick by stick and brick by brick.
Got a huge portion of the clearing done today.
Another step closer to the goal!

Hoping everyone had a good Christmas! Phoebe got some upgrades in her shop containment! We need to get some new toys in ...
12/29/2025

Hoping everyone had a good Christmas!
Phoebe got some upgrades in her shop containment! We need to get some new toys in there now!

Be sure to turn your ourside lights off tonight!
09/03/2025

Be sure to turn your ourside lights off tonight!

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?These oval prints show claw marks and appear in a neat, straight line. ...
08/06/2025

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?
These oval prints show claw marks and appear in a neat, straight line. The gait is precise—almost dainty.

Hint:
This sly Arkansas predator can climb and even scream.

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Answer: It’s the Red Fox – a clever survivor with a musky trail.

Phoebe enjoying a nice cool down from the sprinklers in this heat ☀️ 🥵 Everyone be safe out there!
07/30/2025

Phoebe enjoying a nice cool down from the sprinklers in this heat ☀️ 🥵
Everyone be safe out there!

Phoebe enjoying a nice cool down from the sprinklers in this heat ☀️ 🥵 Everyone be safe out there!
07/30/2025

Phoebe enjoying a nice cool down from the sprinklers in this heat ☀️ 🥵
Everyone be safe out there!

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?Five toes in front—and a thumb on the hind foot. These prints look like...
07/30/2025

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?
Five toes in front—and a thumb on the hind foot. These prints look like a baby's hand with an opposable twist.

Hint:
This marsupial is more helpful than you think—especially when it comes to ticks.

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Answer: It’s the Opossum – a nighttime cleaner that keeps your backyard balanced.

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?Five toes, claws visible, and a pigeon-toed walk. This track often show...
07/23/2025

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?
Five toes, claws visible, and a pigeon-toed walk. This track often shows up in gardens or near sheds.

Hint:
You’ll smell them before you spot them—but they’re shy, not mean.

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Answer: It’s the Striped Skunk – misunderstood, mostly peaceful, and surprisingly helpful.

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?This trail includes drag marks down the center with small footprints on...
07/17/2025

🐾 Signs of the Wild: Can You Guess Who Left This?
This trail includes drag marks down the center with small footprints on either side. It's usually found near muddy ponds or after a rain.

Hint:
This slow mover carries their home and leaves art in the mud.

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Answer: It’s the Turtle – patient and persistent, one step at a time.

We received a donation that meant more than just a mower, it reminded me where I started and where we are now! A longtim...
06/28/2025

We received a donation that meant more than just a mower, it reminded me where I started and where we are now!

A longtime Facebook friend, someone we connected with as teenagers when we were just stepping into the animal world, donated a mower to the center. Over the years, we’ve cheered each other on through life’s twists and wins, and this moment feels like a full circle kind of support.

This mower will help us keep the land clear and safe for the animals we’re caring for and the future we’re building. Thank you for showing up for us in such a needed way ,Oliver!

Phoebe worked hard this weekend, supervising her containment clean-out and upgrades.We refreshed her mulch and added a n...
06/23/2025

Phoebe worked hard this weekend, supervising her containment clean-out and upgrades.

We refreshed her mulch and added a new climbing branch, small changes that give her more freedom to stretch, scratch, and stay sharp. She inspected every inch, and we think she approves. She spent the better part of the evening batting around a favorite pine nugget.

Progress here happens one thoughtful step at a time, and we’re grateful for everyone helping us build this from the ground up.

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Atkins, AR
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