Wolf Hollow

Wolf Hollow is a non-profit organization located on San Juan Island in N. W. Washington State. Our mission is to promote the well-being of wildlife and their habitats through rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife, public education and non-invasive research.

To learn more about our work, please visit About/What We Do.

Wolf Hollow is a member of the Stewardship Network of San Juan County (http://www.stewardshipsjc.org).  Currently this group is acting as the local ECONet (Education, Communication and Outreach Network), helping raise awareness of our impacts on the health of Puget Sound and the Salish Sea.(http://www.psp.wa.gov/econet).  The region-wide campaign is entitled “Puget Sound Starts Here”, and our local version is “A Short Run to the Sea”. 
The choices we each make when we clean our homes and cars or maintain our yards determine the impacts we have on the health of our local waters.  Take a look at http://shortruntothesea.org to discover some simple things you can do to make a big difference.

Wolf Hollow was a hive of activity in fall 2009. There was a lot of digging and ditching, hammering and nailing as both of our Septic Systems were repaired and upgraded and a new Maintenance Building was constructed. These may not be the most glamorous of projects, but for those of us who work at Wolf Hollow they are very important improvements to our facility. Both of these projects have been on our list and been discussed and planned for years. Now they are a reality.

A large proportion of the animals Wolf Hollow treat need care as a result of human activities. They have been hit by cars, attacked by dogs or cats, poisoned, shot, have flown into windows or power lines, been caught in fences or entangled in fishing lines or nets. Many young animals need care when their nests are destroyed or they are separated from their parents by human disturbance. As the human population of the local area increases, there is a greater impact on wildlife and more and more animals are brought to Wolf Hollow. Please consider giving the gift of life to our orphaned and injured wild friends, adopt an animal for yourself or someone special today! Adoption Program

Would you like to help with animal care or transport, fund raising event, facilities maintenance or a range of other important work? We could use your help. Call 360-378-5000. Volunteer