Wish List
- Power washer
- Web Master
- Blankets for wolves--(they love to play with them)
- Glucosamine/chondroitin
- Krill oil
- New van for wolf transport
- Volunteers
- Stamps
- Dry food - no gluten
- Canine vitamins
- Camera for taking action shots of wolves
- Elk & deer meat
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White Wolf Sanctuary
PO Box 65
Tidewater, OR 97390
541-528-3588
Adopt A Wolf
WWS houses and cares for 10 Arctic wolves. Most of these wolves were rescued from abusive or unwanted situations. Please demonstrate your involvement and express your appreciation for these endangered species by participating in our adoption program. You may adopt one wolf or entire packs. These wolves were all captive-born and come from different locations throughout the country, and now have sanctuary for life.
Many of these amazing animals would be deceased or still be suffering if it were not for the efforts of our staff, sponsors and fellow wolf colleagues.Wolves who lived out their lives at WWS still have sponsors who honor them. Any donations made in their honor is equally divided between our resident wolves. Click here to honor our former residents.
YOU can help support the educational projects of White Wolf Sanctuary, plus help feed and care for these endangered animals.
To make a one-time donation click here to go to the Donation page, or read below to adopt a wolf on a monthly basis.
If you do not have a PayPal account, you can still pay with a credit card. Simply click the donation button to the left, fill in the amount you would like to donate, and then click the link that says "Pay with a Debit or Credit Card."
WWS is a tax deductible, 501(c)(3), non-profit corporation.
Journey
Born May 3, 2000. Journey is one of our most timid wolves and it takes her awhile to get to know people, but once she does you are considered part of the pack. She is a big female with a heart of gold and is so in love with Asabe. She follows him everywhere, kisses him every chance she gets and even wraps her tail around his neck as if the say," oh honey, I'm so in love". Journey is from Oregon, so she is used to rain, which doesn't seems to bother wolves one bit. All of the wolves have amazing houses and are allowed to rotate and change habitats so that they are not confined to the same place all of the time. Journey likes the houses, but usually prefers to just lie outside. Of course, wherever Asabe is, she will be also.
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Asabe
Born May 1, 1999. Asabe is one of our largest wolves and is as confident and happy as any wolf we've seen. He struts around as if he owns the world and when he growls he sounds like a lion. When he arrived here from Utah he was nine years old and food aggressive. Now he will eat out of our hands, but still loves to growl once in awhile at other wolves just to show he is the boss. Asabe lives with "Journey" and this is a love match from heaven. These two truly love each other! They court, protect, flirt, play and adore each other. When Asabe first arrived, his partner was "Willow" who decided to "divorce" Asabe after about six months of being together. We could tell that Journey had a crush on Asabe even though she was in another habitat. The choice to put them together was truly a gift to them and also for us to be able to enjoy this perfect couple.
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Odot
Born May 3, 2000. One of our largest boys, this giant gentleman is incredible. He has lost two mates already in his life and is now with his new partner, Tamahawk. ODOT is named for the Oregon Dept. of Transportation as they helped the sanctuary obtain our road kill permit about 16 years ago. The transportation company made ODOT their district mascot and still come to visit him from time to time. I tell him he has his name all over the state of Oregon. Large head, large paws and large body, this is one of the most beautiful and awesome wolves you can ever see. Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife honors us every year with another permit for receiving road kill deer and elk and they always ask about this handsome wolf. To see how patient he is with his new, young mate almost brings tears to one's eyes. the things we can learn from watching wolves, and especially from this one, is a gift most humans will never know.
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Tamahawk
Born May 1, 2007. Our smallest wolf, Tamahawk, is a perfect example of why wolves and wild animals should never be acquired as pets. This girl is now on her 4th and final home and is only 3 years old. Born in Texas, sold to a well-meaning couple in California, then due to legalities, transferred to Idaho, she now is in her permanent home in Oregon. Feisty, confident and in charge of the world, she is with her first mate in her life. She is with ODOT, one of our largest boys and orders him around even though she is tiny and new. Although, if the issue is very important, ODOT will finally "put his paw down". ODOT did not like Tamahawk for the first three months. They were introduced , of course, through a common fence. Then, after about three months, they gave some signals that they wanted to be together. We figured that they finally decided they each other's only choice and said, "let's go for it". They now get along great and this story has a very happy ending.
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Ventana
Born April 21, 1998, sister to Nepenthe, is shy, but very playful. She likes to choose her own time with most people and is very protective of her brother. She and Nepenthe have been together their entire lives and we see no reason for that to ever change. Many of our staff members call this beautiful lady "Princess Toes" due to the lovely way she prances. Still healthy and vibrant , her coat is the purest white you can imagine. We are blessed to share our lives with this special little lady. When Nepenthe and Ventana arrived at the sanctuary they were in very poor health and even had atrophy in their back legs due to being kept in a small cage. With lots of love, vitamins, food and good nutrition,, they recovered in only a few months and have run and played at the sanctuary for 12 years. Nepenthe and Ventana are our oldest residents, but keep up with best of them. This brother and sister were rescued at a very early time in their lives from a fur farm . The owner was actually killing wolves and selling their fur for parkas. They get along better than any wolves we have ever encountered. Never have they had an issue with each other. They share everything without a struggle, including food, bones, etc. Ventana came to us from Minnesota.
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Nepenthe
Born April 21, 1998, brother to Ventana. NEPENTHE is known for his smile. He seems to have a laughing and happy face all of the time. Like a true gentleman, he is kind and respectful to his sister. Many years ago, an inconsiderate photographer broke sanctuary rules and quickly flashed several photos through the fence when Nepenthe was in front of him. Nepenthe pounced at the man and the naive man pounced back. To this day, Nepenthe has made his own game with this behavior. If anyone with a camera gets close to Nepenthe, he will gracefully pounce at them and walk away laughing if he can make the person react. This truly is not anything aggressive or threatening; just something he has remembered and has apparently found one more way to enjoy himself. When Nepenthe and Ventana arrived at the sanctuary they were in very poor health and even had atrophy in their back legs due to being kept in a small cage. With lots of love, vitamins, food and good nutrition,, they recovered in only a few months and have run and played at the sanctuary for 12 years. Nepenthe and Ventana are our oldest residents, but keep up with best of them. This brother and sister were rescued at a very early time in their lives from a fur farm . The owner was actually killing wolves and selling their fur for parkas. They get along better than any wolves we have ever encountered. Never have they had an issue with each other. They share everything without a struggle, including food, bones, etc. Nepenthe came to us from Minnesota.
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Tehalin
Born April 27, 2007. This fine boy is the life of the party. Always charging toward the other pups trying to get a good game of chase going, Tehalin is delightful every minute. This pup is full of life Born April 27, 2007 If you want to meet a perfect wolf, this is the guy! He loves everyone and everyone loves him. He will stand still for as long as someone will pet him and is practically hypnotized from the affection. Tehalin holds his own with other wolves, but melts when staff members or guests give him massages and scratches. The name Tehalin means beautiful spirit---he truly fits his name. His favorite spot to be scratched is directly under his chin. He will gladly accept pets just about anywhere at first, but ultimately will lift up his head to let you know where his favorite spot is. Tehalin is a amazing gift and a joy to our lives.and full of love.
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Nike
Born April 27, 2007. This young female is awesome. We call her the "kissing queen"! She is addicted to giving people kisses and getting pets. If you can ever instantly fall in love with a wolf, this is one of them. Beautiful, white and long-legged, Nike can run as swift as the wind. She loves playing with Tehalin, her brother, and will run to greet guests with great exuberance. Once you meet Nike, you will never forget her. Nike was picked up from her previous owner from Arizona and met at a half-way point to be bottle-fed and then to continue her journey to our sanctuary in Oregon. Helping with her travel and greeting her with her next bottle were two friends who represent the Nike Foundation; hence her name. She will steal your heart.
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Modoc
Born April 27, 2007. Modoc came to us from Arizona at only 3 1/2 weeks old and is named in honor of the Modoc Tribe from Klamath Falls, Oregon. This has to be one of the most handsome wolves ever. He reminds us of a polar bear cub. Very light yellow eyes, bouncy, fun and gleeful. Modoc loves to lean against the director's leg with all of his weight. What a joy and a privilege to interact, love and share life with this magnificent wolf. He and his mate, Sakarri, have a blast playing hide and seek with each other. He likes to hide behind trees and peek around with only one eye showing as he waits for her to come close so he can jump out and chase her. Just to look at Modoc is instant love.
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Sakarri
Born April 27, 2007. This girl's name is Inuit and means "sweet". She certainly fits her name and is thrilled when people come so she can kiss them and kiss them and kiss them. Folks who don't like to be kissed must settle for giving her hugs and good scratching. Sakarri would rather have attention than eat. When her food bowls come into the habitat she will not eat until she has had her fill of loving. Anyone who has ever been fearful of wolves has to meet this little darling. She loves to lie on top of her picnic table for naps and also stand on top and wait for Modoc to come by so she can jump toward him for playtime. Sakarri was born in Arizona and we are thrilled to have her here in Oregon.
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