White Wolf Sanctuary is owned and operated by Lois White Tulleners, who has been working with wolves for the past twenty years. The arctic wolf sanctuary, a popular central Oregon Coast travel destination, is totally supported by donations, the gift shop, the bookstore, and the adopt-a-wolf program. Also, please feel free to enjoy our Arctic Wolf photo gallery, check out the latest photos of our new puppies, or browse our Arctic Wolf educational information. The project of protecting rescued arctic wolves and allowing them to live in a safe and happy environment is of the utmost importance to Lois and her staff. View from the White Wolf Sanctuary White Wolf Sanctuary is a non-profit corporation that does not receive any government funding. It relies upon tax deductible donations from concerned individuals, businesses, groups and foundations. Play time for our new puppies! To learn more about White Wolf Sanctuary, the wonderful animals, ways to contribute money, volunteer your time, visit the gift shop, arrange a private tour and schedule educational presentations or seminars, please click on the appropriate link below. Nepenthe and Ventana loving Havoc, their adopted dad and alpha male.	Havoc, the alpha male of the main pack. Ways to help...
	White Wolf Sanctuary's Goals Provide and consistently improve conditions for rescued Arctic wolves at the sanctuary. Protect and preserve habitats in the wild. Elect public officials who actively protect wildlife. Work toward long term recovery of wolves in the wild. Services Provided to the Public Come and meet the wolves. Appointments are necessary and tours are limited to one per day to eliminate stress to the wolves. Presentations and educational seminars for schools, churches and other organizations.
	Pups, Odot and Journey
	White Wolf Sanctuary is located in a coastal mountain range of Oregon near the small town of Tidewater. The sanctuary covers 60 acres, 40 acres of which are completely fenced and isolated for the protection of the arctic wolves. Please notice in the pictures, that these white wolves are not in cages and run as freely as possible in a natural habitat (within 40 fenced acres of natural habitat) which includes ponds, shelters, trees and meadows. The average population of wolves in the sanctuary is 8-10, which are rescued wolves who were injured, unwanted or abandoned. White Wolf Sanctuary accepts only pure, Arctic wolves.

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