protect california’s endangered wolves

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URGENT

CALIFORNIA JUST KILLED FOUR ENdangered Wolves.


Four endangered wolves were killed this year, leaving their surviving pups at immediate risk. California’s decision to cut coexistence funding has led to conflicts and preventable losses. Your voice can help stop these killings and ensure every wolf family is protected.

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OUR IMPACT:

21

Wolf-dog rescues at our sanctuary.

11,000,000+

People reached through awareness and education each month.

10+

Indigenous groups & women-led initiatives awarded with grants.

300+

Wolf-dogs & animals rescued.

35+

Bills we provided political advocacy for.

40+

Youth groups educated.

our women-led team has rescued over 300 wolf-dogs & animals.

RESCUES

Women for Wolves is a 501(c)3 non-profit sanctuary for wolf-dogs & conservation organization in el dorado county, california.

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CONSERVATION through advocacy, education & community.

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Ban Wildlife Trapping.

DEADLY TRAPS KILL MILLIONS OF ANIMALS EACH YEAR IN THE U.S.

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Conservation has long been framed through a Western, male dominated lens. We are working to reframe it by centering stories of all stakeholders who understand the importance of healing our planet.

The Rewilding Series is a storytelling initiative to inspire connection to the natural world; rooted in partnership, relationship, & respect.

rewilding SERIES

Check out our land restoration project for native habitats with lead partners at the Miwok environmental group.

Hear from Oglala Lakota members Adonis & Teton Saltes on the cultural & spiritual significance of wild wolves.

Tribal & Indigenous Partnerships

lakota bear project
Kumano I Ke Ala
Shingle Springs Miwok
Indigenous Led