Rescue Rehabilitate Release Life Long Sanctuary
501(c)3 NONPROFIT
ALL VOLUNTEER STAFF
USDA & Kentucky Licensed
SAVING LIVES SINCE 1985
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WOLVES & WOLFDOGS
MEET OUR SANCTUARY RESIDENTS
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WILDLIFE REHABILITATION
COYOTES & CATS
MEET THE WILDCATS
WHAT YOUR SUPPORT PROVIDES
FOOD AND NUTRITION
VETERINARY CARE
SAFE HABITATS
DAILY CARE
ENRICHMENT AND COMFORT
A SAFE PLACE TO HEAL
SPECIES APPROPRIATE DIETS, SUPPLEMENT AND FRESH MEAT
EXAMS, MEDICATIONS,VACCINATIONS, TESTING AND SPAYING AND NEUTERING, DENTALS
SECURE FENCING, SHELTERS, DENS, BEDDING AND UPGRADES
DAILY CARE. CLEAN WATER, SANITATION AND ATTENTIVE DAILY CARE
TOYS, PLATFORMS ,POOLS, CLIMBING STRUCTURES AND TREATS
QUITE, SAFE HABITATS. LOTS OF SPACE, A COMPANION TO GIVE THEM SECURITY AND JOY
SHIRTS THAT DO GOOD
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EVERY PURCHASE SUPPORTS THE ANIMALS AT WOLF RUN. EACH SHIRT IS DESIGNED IN HOUSE WITH UNIQUE, FUN DESIGNS.
🐾 THERE'S A PAW HIDING ON OUR WEBSITE!
We've hidden ONE special paw print somewhere on WolfRun.org.
Find it and you could win this month's $10 Amazon Gift Card!
But here's the fun part: if nobody finds it, we add another $10 to next month's prize!
How high will the treasure go?
🔎 FIND THE PAW. CLICK IT. Game Play and rules here.
Kroger's Community Rewards Program
Did you know that by registering your Kroger card you can help Wolf Run? It's true! It's simple and fast. Just click the link below. Have your Kroger card handy. You'll need the numbers off of it. When opted, either search or choose Wolf Run Wildlife Refuge. For every purchase you make in Krogers, Wolf Run will receive a donation from your total. It costs you nothing and regardless of where you live, as long as you are shopping in Krogers, a percentage of your purchase is donated to the animals! You can register your card now.
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A Fight For Survival
A lady called Wolf Run in distress over an adult skunk that had been shot with a BB gun by neighborhood children. The skunk struggled to pull herself to safety as the children continued shooting her with pellets. Finally, unable to continue, she laid lifeless. Terrified and exhausted, this girl could no long move her back legs.
The woman quickly got her into a box and we made arrangements to meet. Upon her arrival at Wolf Run she was kept in a quite dark atmosphere and filled full of vitamin's and supplements. As we gained her trust, physical therapy began. It was a long process and we knew if she could not regain use of her back legs and was not releasable, she would have to be euthanized. It is illegal in Kentucky to keep a rabies vector which skunks definitely are.
Our biggest fear was having to put her to sleep. We had all grown so close to her. Not once did she attempt to bite or spray. It was like she knew we were there for her. It broke our hearts to think of her being destroyed... So what happened to her?