Wolf Hollow is OPEN and ready for intakes!
To celebrate, we are hosting an open house on April 27th, from 10-4pm. Join us for a once-a- year behind the scenes look at what is takes to make a difference in the lives of wild animals.
This event will be catered by Ray Ray’s BBQ Depot, vegetarian options offered as well!
Please RSVP for tour times (until 3 pm) and head count at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054CA9A72EAAFFC07-56061175-2025#/ or call 360.378.5000.
Summer grew up in Apple Valley, California, surrounded by a wide variety of animals ranging from reptiles to livestock. These early experiences sparked a lifelong passion for veterinary medicine. In June 2025, she graduated from the University of California, Davis with a B.S. in Animal Science. During her time at UC Davis, Summer held multiple…
Madison Salyer graduated from Duquesne University in May 2023 with a B.S. in Biology and minors in Biochemistry and Mathematics. She is currently working on her Masterās Degree in Wildlife Forensic Science and Conservation through the University of Florida. She has volunteer experience from a wildlife rehabilitation center in Pittsburgh, PA and is very excited…
Dear Friends of Wolf Hollow, as we are entering the slower season, we want to inform you of a temporary pause in our wildlife intake services. Starting November 13, we will undertake essential repairs on our aging intake building. This building has been a cornerstone of our operations for many years and now requires weatherization…
Jessica Jimenez Trujillo graduated from Washington State University with a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Sciences and minors in Forestry and Biology. She gained experience working at a wild ungulate facility in eastern Washington and volunteered at the local humane society. Back home in Oregon, she worked at a small veterinary clinic and interned…
Grace grew up in San Luis Obispo, California and has dreamed of working with wildlife since she was a kid. In high school, she had her first exposure to rehabilitation as a volunteer with a local wildlife rehab center. She graduated in May 2025 from Utah State University with a bachelorās degree in Wildlife Ecology and Management. Throughout college, she worked in several research labs, studying aquatic invertebrates, wetland plants, and bee behavior. Additionally, she worked at Zootah, a small zoo in Northern Utah, caring for a variety of species including iguanas, parrots, muntjacs, and pelicans. She will return to Utah State this fall to pursue a DVM degree in the hopes of becoming a wildlife veterinarian. She is excited to continue her journey of caring for wildlife as an intern at Wolf Hollow this summer!
Kolton Babic, from Puyallup, WA, graduated from Oregon State University in March 2025 with a B.S. in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences. He has previously interned at a local zoo that specializes in animals native to the Pacific Northwest. There he got the chance to work with bears, wolves, cougars, bobcats, bison, elk, beaver, porcupines, a variety of different birds of prey, and even invertebrates as small as a banana slug! He looks forward to getting more in depth and a hands-on experience with native wildlife.