What a FANTASTIC experience. The Wolf Sanctuary is a top notch sanctuary for wolves that have been in captivity and not fared well in their previous environment. The enclosures are large and the wolves are so well cared for through a ton of volunteers and donations or admission to the sanctuary. The animals receive regular vet check ups and get to live out their lives here. We were fortunate enough to stay at the B & B on the property and thus were able to partake not only in the public tour in the morning and the Full moon tour in the evening but were able to walk around the perimeter at our own pace and enjoy these magnificent creatures on our own. This is a must if you love wolves and appreciate the dedication of the owners and staff

We made our visit on full moon Saturday, October 28, 2023. It was a beautiful, warm evening for a stroll through the grounds of the sanctuary. There were numerous, knowledgeable volunteers stationed throughout to educate you about the animals living there. The animals were mainly scarce with the exception of a few howls heard at the beginning of the evening. A huge bon fire was aglow for anyone to roast hot dogs or make s'mores. I liked the fact that this was a fundraiser for the sanctuary as it is not customary to have evening tours. We enjoyed it immensely.

My adult son and I visited the sanctuary and took a private tour. We both had an outstanding time. We saw and photographed nearly every wolf during our private tour. The sanctuary is very professionally run and managed which left us feeling like every rescued animal, wolf or wolf dog, was loved and well cared for. We will be back.

My wife and I went on the full moon tour 25 Nov 23. We had a great time . Seeing those beautiful and majestic animals is awesome any time day or night. The staff are knowledgeable and very friendly . They will answer all your questions. Thank You for a great time and most of all ,Thank You for what you all do for these beautiful animals. Glenn and Lisa P

Winter is definitely the time to go, as the sanctuary gives tours rain, snow or shine. Have been here once before in summer and you can see so much more with all the trees and bushes bare. Plus the wolves are more active and animated in winter. Several times during the almost 2 hour walk, there would be an outburst of howling wolves. It was truly magnificent. The place is just beautiful and the tour guides, mostly long time volunteers, are really knowledgeable. This is a not-miss place if you’re in the area.

We saw wolves! In all their beauty. In all their playfulness. You could tell the tour guide really cares for the wolves and is very knowledgeable about their habits. It was a great way to spend an afternoon learning about and connecting to nature.

This is indeed an amazing place! If you love God’s creatures, you’ll be impressed and grateful for the staff that care so much for these beautiful animals. Our guide was a young woman who was so dedicated and knowledgeable; she told me that when a wolf finally allowed her to touch him, she felt it was “an honor”. Such are the volunteers who care for these rescued creatures! Just as our tour completed, the wolves set up a conversation of howls. So glad we got to hear that! If you go, say hello to Whiskey and Loci for me!!

The Wolf Sanctuary was a beautiful, peaceful place. Our tour guide was an older gentleman who has worked with these wolves for many years and clearly has a love for them and a passion for what he does. He knows them by names and told us stories about them. I wish that we could have gotten a closer view of them. Only a few came up close to the gate. It would have been nice to see them fed. Bring binoculars for a better view and wear boots because it is very muddy.

Such an amazing experience. This is our 3rd trip and every time was a hit. We adopted our second wolf. Russ the tour guide was awesome, entertaining and so knowledgeable. Wolves were very active and engaged. Even the weather cooperated. We could have not asked for more.

What an informative visit. We were able to score one of the private tours and had Mandy as a guide for nearly 2 hours. She was amazing! With over 15 years of volunteer experience, she knew all the wolves by name and shared a wealth of details. The end of March was a perfect time to visit since the wolves were visible with no foliage, plus they were active in the cool temperatures. It was a leisurely walk around the beautiful grounds. You came away feeling positive about the care of these animals. If lucky, you will even hear one initiate a howl that dominoes to the others...so cool!