2026 Applications NOW CLOSED! Come back Next Year!

Interested in spending the summer at Wolf Hollow? Applications are now open for the following positions!

  • Seasonal Wildlife Technician
  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Intern
  • Education & Research Intern

Internships at Wolf Hollow range from 3-5 months each, during the May to October period and are staggered to cover our busiest time of the year, “Baby Season”. Our intern housing is co-ed and situated in an on-site, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom manufactured home, which provides accommodation for up to 5 interns at one time. Our seasonal Technician housing is a tiny home adjacent to the intern house, and shares the laundry facilities.

If interested in joining the team, click the button below! Applications due Jan 31st, 2026. We received over 50 qualified applicants. Huge thanks for all your interest and we will be reaching out soon.

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