GOOD WOLF

05/26/2026

05/26/2026

In the silence of the snow, the black wolf stands strong — fearless, calm, and untamed. It does not chase approval, nor does it fear walking alone. Through storms, cold nights, and endless wilderness, it survives because strength lives within its spirit. A wolf knows that true power is not shown through noise, but through patience, resilience, and the courage to keep moving forward no matter how hard the path becomes.
Life is much like the winter forest — beautiful, but sometimes cold and unforgiving. There will be moments of loneliness, battles nobody sees, and storms that test your strength. But just like the wolf, you must trust your instincts, stay true to who you are, and never let darkness take away your fire. Every challenge shapes you, every scar teaches you, and every difficult season prepares you for something greater.
The black wolf reminds us that even in the coldest moments, strength can still shine. Walk your path with confidence, protect your peace, and never lose the wild spirit inside you. The strongest souls are not born — they are built through survival. 🖤🐺❄️
“A black wolf doesn’t fear being alone — it fears becoming weak.”

Yellowstone Wolves

05/26/2026

🐺🌿🐀 DON'T FORGET! Join us on May 28 for our FREE webinar, How Rodenticides Threaten Bobcats, Coyotes, & Urban Wildlife 🐀🌿🐱

Wildlife poisoning doesn’t stop with rodents.

When hawks, bobcats, coyotes, foxes, or mountain lions consume poisoned rats and mice, toxic rodenticides move up the food chain, weakening wildlife, disrupting ecosystems, and threatening the health of entire communities.

Join Project Coyote’s State Advocacy Manager, Kiely Smith, for a compelling conversation with Dr. Laurel Serieys, Conservation Biologist & Post-Doctoral Researcher, The Ohio State University Urban Coyote Research Project, and Lisa Owens Viani, founder and executive director of Raptors Are The Solution (RATS). Together, we’ll explore the hidden impacts of rodenticides on wildlife and discuss effective, non-lethal approaches to managing rodents while protecting the carnivores who help keep ecosystems in balance.

Webinar Details:
🐾 What: How Rodenticides Threaten Bobcats, Coyotes, & Urban Wildlife
📅 Date: May 28, 2026
🕒 Time: 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET
📍 Where: Zoom
🔗 Register: https://loom.ly/oBtqD10

📷 Nicole Wilde, Contributor

05/26/2026

05/21/2026

** Thursday's **
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Happy Thursday Wolf Lovers! 🙂
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Great WISE words to REMEMBER!
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MANY people will walk into your LIFE.
ONLY SPECIAL ONES will leave FOOTPRINTS!
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Beautiful image of Wahya. Photo was taken by Kristin Minorgan Pinto and then made into this amazing work of art by her. She is SUPER talented and amazing! We added the text at the top.
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When are you coming for a visit?
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Call 760-248-7818 to schedule your tour and meet the Wolf Mountain Sanctuary pack!
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When you call, if we don't answer, please always leave a message, phone number, the day you want to tour and the best time/day to call you back when you will answer. I have limited time to return phone calls, so please answer when we call. 🙂
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We are open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We have limited reservations and we book up fast, so give us a call soon 🙂.
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If you would like to make a donation, we run on donations, 100% of all donations go to the care of the wolves and can be written off on your taxes, we receive NO GOVERNMENT FUNDING.
https://wolfmountainsanctuary.org/donate.html
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Wishing y'all a BLESSED Week! 💜
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WMS Loves You All!
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05/21/2026

** Happy Monday Wolf Lovers! **
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Enjoy your week!
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New Week, new Energy, New Blessings, New Experiences, New Opportunities.
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Call 760-248-7818 to schedule your tour and meet the Wolf Mountain Sanctuary pack!
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When you call, if we don't answer, please always leave a message, phone number, the day you want to tour and the best time/day to call you back when you will answer. I have limited time to return phone calls, so please answer when we call. 🙂
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We are open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We have limited reservations and we book up fast, so give us a call soon 🙂.
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If you would like to make a donation, we run on donations, 100% of all donations go to the care of the wolves and can be written off on your taxes, we receive NO GOVERNMENT FUNDING.
https://wolfmountainsanctuary.org/donate.html
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Wishing y'all a BLESSED Week! 💜
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WMS Loves You All!
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05/21/2026

Wolves howl for one simple reason: communication. A howl can help a wolf find its family, warn rival packs to stay away, or bring the pack together before hunting. For an individual wolf, howling is a way to stay connected and safe in the wild, especially when pack members are spread out over many miles. For the pack as a whole, howling helps strengthen social bonds, protect territory, and work together as a team. In many ways, a wolf’s howl is the voice of the pack — helping them survive and stay united.🐾🐺🐾🐺

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

In the eyes of a wolf, there is a story that words could never fully explain. 🖤🐺 Silent, fearless, and powerful — this majestic black wolf stands as a symbol of strength, resilience, and mystery. Its piercing gaze doesn’t seek attention, yet it demands respect, carrying the spirit of the wild in every detail.
Wolves are often misunderstood, but behind their fierce appearance lies loyalty, intelligence, and an unbreakable bond with their pack. They survive the harshest storms, protect their family, and walk through the wilderness with courage few can truly understand.
There is something unforgettable about the presence of a black wolf — calm but powerful, quiet yet commanding. It reminds us that true strength is not about being loud; it’s about standing strong even when the world grows cold and uncertain.
The wild is beautiful because creatures like this still exist — untamed, free, and fearless. And maybe that’s why wolves capture our hearts… because somewhere deep inside, we all admire the courage to stay wild and true to ourselves. 🌑✨🐺