3rd Annual Online Auction

Wolf Hollow’s annual online auction is OPEN! Now through 26th, 2023.

Wolf Hollow Online Auction 2023 (networkforgood.com)

Click the link above to check out our fabulous assortment of items. From classes to collectibles, our selection offers something for everyone! New items continue to be added, it is good to check back daily.

This is also a great opportunity to look around and see if you have anything that you would like to donate to help our wildlife. Do you have any items or perhaps a class or tour that you would like to offer? Some fun things that people have provided in the past include home-cooked meals or cakes, unique artwork, classes, a vacation rental, or a nature tour. If you find you have something to donate, items can be added to the auction at any time before the last day. Email director@wolfhollowwildlife.org to let us know.

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