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Shona Aitken, Wolf Hollow’s Education Coordinator, is retiring at the end of March after working with the organization for over 33 years. Shona started out in 1990 as an animal care volunteer a couple of mornings a week, but before she knew it, she was volunteering full-time. With a degree in Biology and Environmental Science…

Exciting News!! Each year Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center cares for Harbor Seal Pups that are injured or orphaned. The center is licensed by NOAA to care for these Marine Mammals and naming them is part of the protocol for tracking all the health information. Each year, we choose a theme to name the pups….

Abbie Niskanen is a senior at Western Washington University, where she’s completing a B.A. in Environmental Education & Eco-Social Justice. She has previous experience working with grades K-12, teaching students about salmon in the Pacific Northwest as well as local riparian health and restoration efforts. Abbie is looking forward to learning more about the wildlife…

Gabrielle Gilham 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…

Bella Martinez attends Oregon State University and is a senior earning a B.S. in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences with a focus in Wildlife Rehabilitation. She has volunteered at another rehab center in her hometown of Corvallis and served as an NW Outdoor School leader, teaching wildlife behavior for two years! Originally from North Plains, Oregon,…