This 4th of July, some of our animals went for a rockin’ ride in intern Erin’s truck as part of our Wolf Hollow float. The parade theme of “music through the decades” inspired us to equip the animals with guitars, trumpets, drums, and the like, to bring Friday Harbor a debut rendition of Springsteen’s “Born in the USA”. With the help of interns Sophia and Hannah, and volunteer Anna, the float was a fine-tuned success! 
Sydney Bregman Sydney graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a B.S. in Environmental Management and Protection in 2023. Sydney has accumulated two years of wildlife rehabilitation experience through volunteering and working for multiple wildlife rehabilitation centers including The Marine Mammal Center and Pacific Wildlife Care. She is from Los Angeles, California but has…
Come Howl at the Moon for Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center’s FREE 40th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday June 3, 2023! On The Rooftop at 1 Front Street in Friday Harbor, WA. Donations are welcome! Wolf Hollow saves wildlife with YOU — Our work is made possible by donations from people like YOU! Rock out with Tommy Dale and…
Gabrielle joined our staff as an Education Coordinator in April 2024. She has a degree in Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior from Rutgers University, and completed her Master’s in Animal Law, at Lewis and Clark Law School, prior to joining Wolf Hollow. While in graduate school, she volunteered at a big cat sanctuary, and held…
Scouts Help to Rebuild Aviary Local Scout, Max Mattox, and his family, friends and fellow scouts in Troop 4090 helped rebuild a Songbird Aviary at Wolf Hollow as Max’s Eagle Scout Project. They had fun taking down the old aviary and rebuilding the new one, which is now completed and ready for our busy summer season….