Adopt An Animal
You can support our work at Wolf Hollow and help local wildlife by “Adopting an Animal”. This symbolic adoption will help cover the costs of rehabilitation for an animal like the one you have chosen. Adoption prices vary according to the average cost of caring for a young or injured animal of that species through to release, although prices are of course lower than the actual rehab. costs. For each animal adopted you will receive a colorful adoption packet containing a certificate, a large photo of the animal, its story and a natural history of the species. Give the gift of life to our orphaned and injured wild friends. Adopt an animal for yourself or a friend today!
 Peep – Wood Duckling Peep was caught by a cat when she was following her Mom and brother and sisters to a pond. $20 USD |
 Emerald – Rufous Hummingbird Emerald was cold and weak and her feathers were all sticky when she was found stuck in a decorative hummingbird feeder. $20 USD |
 Squiggle, Wriggle and Wiggle – Northern Flying Squirrels These young squirrels were tiny, pink babies when their nest tree was cut down. $30 USD |
 Silent – Saw Whet Owl This tiny owl was hit by a car and had a broken wing. $30 USD |
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 Squawk – Northern Flicker A dog grabbed this young woodpecker when he was just learning to fly. $30 USD |
 Kronk – Great Blue Heron He was just a few weeks old and was a ball of grey down with huge feet when he fell from his nest high in a tree. $40 USD |
 Splish, Splash and Dash – River Otters They were tiny kits when they were removed from under a house where their mother had made her den. $40 USD |
 Selkie- Harbor Seal Pup Selkie was only a few days old when she was found alone on the beach. She was weak and thin and had wounds from being attacked by a dog. $50 USD |
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