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Wolf Hollow is a registered 501(c)(3), non-profit organization. We rely on support from individuals, businesses and foundations to carry out our work. Our mission is… To promote the well-being of wildlife and their habitats through rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife, public education and non-invasive research.
- Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation. The aim of wildlife rehabilitation is to...
- Newsletters
Our printed newsletter, Wild Times, is mailed out 3 times a...
- Research
This has included the collection and analysis of data on...
- Employment
Education Internship– Currently closed for summer 2024. Wolf...
- Septic Systems
Although we are careful with water use, in mid summer we can...
- Tracking Seals
Showed up again 7/11. Brought to Wolf Hollow by San Juan...
- Fawn Enclosure
Our existing fawn pen and deer enclosure were some of the...
- Videos
Living with Wildlife. Issues with Birds; Issues with...
- Rehabilitation
Wolf Hollow was founded in 1988 by the late Paul C. Soffron, with the mission of preservation of the wolf in the wild through education and exposure, his son Z has continued on with his dad's vision and grown the facility with the ability to house the 11 wolves they have. The normal tour is around a hour but has no hands on with the wolves.
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Wolf Hollow offers visitors a chance to view North American seven gray wolves (and one wolf-dog hybrid) in their natural environment through a one-hour educational program.
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- About Lauren Wolk
Denise Mealy: What inspired you to write WOLF HOLLOW? How are you familiar with the time period and the rural farm life? Lauren Wolk: My mother’s stories of her childhood on a small farm in western Pennsylvania inspired Wolf Hollow. So did many, many wonderful visits there, from the time I was a baby right up until my grandmother died at 96, in 201...
Written by Lauren Wolk Publisher’s Synopsis: Growing up in the shadows cast by two world wars, Annabelle has lived a mostly quiet, steady life in her small Pennsylvania town. Until the day new student Betty Glengarry walks into her class. Betty quickly reveals herself to be cruel and manipulative, and while her bullying seems isolated at first, thi...
Lauren Wolk is an award-winning poet, artist, and author of the adult novel Those Who Favor Fire. She was born in Baltimore and has since lived in California, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Canada, and Ohio. She now lives with her family on Cape Cod. Wolf Hollowis her first novel for young people. Discover five of Lauren Wolk’s family’s favorite children...
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We are lucky to live in an area where wildlife is abundant. For many people, being able to watch an eagle fly over or catch a glimpse of an otter is a big part of their reason for living here. However, there are times when wild animals can cause problems for people, e.g. by taking up residence under a house, or eating the cat’s food.
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