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Young Heron Released

The sole surviving young heron from the injured chicks that were brought to Wolf Hollow after strong winds damaged nests at the Skagit Land Trust heronry in late May, was successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild on Monday, 8/21. Many thanks to the volunteers at the Skagit Land Trust heronry and the Skagit Heron…

Thank You Girl Scouts!

Girl Scout Troop 41873 carried out a work weekend at Wolf Hollow for the 11th year in a row. They worked hard, with lots of enthusiasm and completed an amazing amount of work in a short time, including pressure washing, digging up thistles, cleaning pet carriers and enclosures, planting flowers, oiling benches and clearing blackberries….

Student Leads Guided Walk

As his community project, local student Merritt DeShon decided to lead a guided walk up Mt Young and invite participants to make donations to support Wolf Hollow’s work. The weather didn’t cooperate, but we all had fun, and learned all kinds of interesting facts about local plants and animals from our knowledgeable guide. Our thanks…

Thank You Girl Scouts!

THANK YOU GIRL SCOUTS! In mid-March, Girl Scout Troop 41873 from Snohomish carried out their spring work weekend at Wolf Hollow for the 12th year in a row. With lots of smiles, enthusiasm and hard work, they cleaned carriers and enclosures, planted flowers, weeded, cleared debris from paths, pressure washed concrete walkways and helped spruce…

Give Orcas May 4-18, 2023

Give Orcas May 4-18, 2023

While Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a small nonprofit, we have salaries and bills to pay just as any business. Unlike some nonprofits, our main clientele will never return with monetary help to thank us for saving their lives. We cannot raise our rates to cover costs as we do not have rates. What avenue that’s left to us is fundraising by getting our message out to sympathetic and supportive ears. To enter the ring, to compete with all the businesses, other nonprofits, and influencers out there looking for attention. At Wolf Hollow, we all wear many hats but also focus on our mission of saving and releasing wildlife. This leaves very little time for outreach and marketing our story to the public.