Freedom's Song Wolf Rescue and Sanctuary

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Things you can do in general...

• Don't encourage breeding of wolfdogs by purchasing them. Adopt a wolfdog instead, if laws in your area permit it. If adoption is not an option, then provide support with your finances and time.
• Research what it takes to own a wolfdog. Wolfdogs can live well over 15 years. Be willing to commit to caring for this animal for his lifetime. Be willing to change your lifestyle.
• Support reputable wolf/wolfdog rescue groups and sanctuaries financially. Responsible sanctuaries provide appropriate diet and vet care, which is very expensive.
• Educate those around you who may be considering 'owning' a wolf or wolfdog. Education is the only hope to ending the wolfdog crisis.

How you can help Freedom's Song...

Freedom's Song is accepting donations that will be used for everything related to our rescue and sanctuary, including educational activities and accruing financial resources to begin building habitats as soon as land is acquired. During this interim, we will help other organizations with rescues in any way we can.

We have also been very active with our own calls for help. So far in 2008, we have adopted out 4 sibiling pups and their dad, rescued from a bad situation, two sister pups rescued from a shelter, a two year old male rescued from a shelter moments before being put to sleep, and relocated a sweet girl due to legal issues. We now have another sweet wolfdog girl in boarding who was rescued first from a highway after being hit by a car, and then picked up by animal control. We are focusing now on finding her a home.

You can help by donating finances, supplies (specific fencing material, lumber, stainless steel feeding bowls, stock tanks, etc.) and time.