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| Mission Wolf Sanctuary has been harboring wolves for 25 years. They only take wolves that cannot be re-introduced into the wild, and then Mission Wolf provides a place where the wolves can live out their lives in a natural setting. In addition, the wolves are used on cross-country trips for educational purposes, helping people understand the importance of "apex predators" in improving and preserving the health of ecosystems. |
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| Wolves are built for running! You can see the joy in the wolf's face during this early morning jaunt. |
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| Poetry In Motion. |
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Mission Wolf currently holds 30+ wolves. When all of them howl in unison, it creates a beautiful haunting sound like none I have ever heard, sending wonderful chills down my spine.
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| Another example of a wolf enjoying a nice day at the Sanctuary. |
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| Using my equipment, this photo was taken by one of the sanctuary's resident volunteers. This photo is called "Rachel's Picture". |
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