Building a Future Where Wolves, Wildlife, & People Can Thrive Together.
our work
California wolf recovery, coexistence science, movement and diet studies, and partnerships supporting ethical wildlife conservation.
conservation
Advancing science-based wildlife policy and advocating for ethical coexistence protections for wolves and wildlife.
advocacy
education
Wildlife coexistence education for youth, schools, foster programs, and communities of all ages.
Providing compassionate lifelong care for rescued wolf-dogs while promoting animal rights, public education, and deeper understanding of wild canids.
Sanctuary
Collaborating on Indigenous-led stewardship and conservation initiatives rooted in respect, reciprocity, cultural knowledge, and coexistence.
indigenous partnerships
Providing women-centered programs rooted in art, nature, healing, leadership, and connection through wildlife conservation and community.
women’s programs
OUR IMPACT:
21
Wolf-dog rescues at our sanctuary.
21,000,000+
People reached on wildlife coexistence.
40+
Policy bills advocated on or joined.
300+
Wolf-dogs & animals rescued.
20+
Coexistence partnerships.
10,000+
Youth educated.
As Seen on TV:
groot was rescued by the wfw team right before euthanasia.
take action
protect california’s endangered wolves.
Get involved
Paint for Wolves (Women’s Art Class)
Learn how to paint a wolf in a guided, supportive women’s art class.
No experience needed, just come ready to create, connect, and give back.
All proceeds support wild wolf conservation and education efforts.
Educational Talks (School & Youth Programs)
Book Women for Wolves for educational talks about wolves and conservation.
We offer both virtual and in-person presentations for schools, youth groups, and community organizations, tailored to age level and learning goals.
Ban Wildlife Trapping.
DEADLY TRAPS KILL MILLIONS OF ANIMALS EACH YEAR IN THE U.S.
Tribal & Indigenous Partnerships
