New-Video Footage

Take a look at our new Video section, to watch a crazy heron chick, bouncing fawns and night activity of flying squirrels. 

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Elizabeth Bukovec Wolf Hollow welcomes our Seasonal Wildlife Rehabilitator, Elizabeth Bukovec.   Elizabeth travelled all the way from New Jersey to join us for the summer, and will be with us through September. Before travelling west, Elizabeth worked at Mercer County Wildlife Center in New Jersey. She has expressed interest in moving to the Pacific Northwest…

Match Made!

Match Made!

A generous supporter offered to match all donations made to Wolf Hollow during December 2021, up to $90,000. Thanks to YOU! we met the challenge and raised over $95,000 in the final month of 2021. This gives us a wonderful start to 2022 and enables us to catch up on some much-needed projects and improvements….

Thank You Girl Scouts!

THANK YOU GIRL SCOUTS! In mid-March, Girl Scout Troop 41873 from Snohomish carried out their spring work weekend at Wolf Hollow for the 12th year in a row. With lots of smiles, enthusiasm and hard work, they cleaned carriers and enclosures, planted flowers, weeded, cleared debris from paths, pressure washed concrete walkways and helped spruce…

Young Heron Released

The sole surviving young heron from the injured chicks that were brought to Wolf Hollow after strong winds damaged nests at the Skagit Land Trust heronry in late May, was successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild on Monday, 8/21. Many thanks to the volunteers at the Skagit Land Trust heronry and the Skagit Heron…