#wolfhaven

Shadow scent marks robbery scene (or “here’s what I think of you taking my deer leg!”

McCleery wolf crunching his Thanksgiving turkey (with all the fixins’).

Shadow rolling on salmon at Wolf Haven International. Donated by Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle, WA. (while completely safe and edible for the wolves, donated salmon cannot be used for human consumption).

Wolves are fearful of watermelons - although they can take down a moose!

Merlin, a 14-year-old wolfdog,caches his morning treat - very slowly and methodically.

McCleery Ranch wolves enjoy turkey drumsticks

At Wolf Haven’s wolf sanctuary in Bridger Montana, one of the gray wolves seems determined to collect as many turkey drumsticks as possible. He can only fit two at a time, but attempts to guard the rest as well. Not to worry, all of the ten wolves got their fair share of drumsticks.

Mexican wolf born at Wolf Haven is released with his pack in the northwest mountains of Mexico in December 2016.