Dancing With Wolves

Curious

Good 
I love that there are people who care enough about animals
to help them when in need.


Posing for a Treat 
(Pencil Effect in Photoshop) 

Random 
They may look menacing,
but they are really big cuddle bugs.


Photo of me by my friend Linda Bielko 

Fun 
Why not drive an hour to dance with wolves?
I did.


Love 

Howling Woods Farm
is a refuge for wolf dogs
whose owners thought it would be cool
to own a 'wolf,'
but soon found out how much care they demanded.

These animals are all domesticated wolf dogs.
Some are used for educational purposes
and others are available for adoption to the right family.  

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The Big Bad Wolf

I think the wolf gets a bad rap
in all those kiddie stories.

Naiche

I met the friendliest of wolves
this weekend ...


Kotori

and received lots of Wolf Love.

Takoda, Mocha and Kotori

It seems that people 

who live in small homes 

and have small children

 sometimes think it would be a good idea 

to also get a large wolf. 

Takoda, Naiche and Mocha

As sweet as these animals may be -
there is a need for some common sense
before adding one to the family.

Kotori

The animals here are rescues
from such homes.


Takoda

Now they are lovingly cared for
at the Howling Woods Farm
in Jackson, New Jersey.



Some are available for adoption
for those who meet the requirements.

The farm is not open to the public,
but if you call them you can arrange a weekend visit.


Chante'

And before you BUY any pet,
remember that breeders sell animals to make money.
Many are not really concerned about
the animals once you pay for them.
Additionally, breeding stock is often kept in horrendous conditions.


Sierra

That is why we only adopt our pets.
Despite the rumors...
You CAN adopt puppies.
Adoptables are not always problem animals.
You can find pure breeds.

So check out
petfinder.com 
for your next pet.


Samson

Click here to make a contribution
to help support these wolves.
I can attest to the quality of care they receive.

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Will You Pick Me?

After having lunch with a photographer friend, 

we went across the street to visit the SPCA 

(Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.) 

(Good news...she was adopted!)

All these photos had to be taken through the fencing. 

But you can still see the adorable little faces.

It was really as if they were saying, "Pick me, pick me."

 

Sad that so many beautiful animals were turned into the SPCA to begin with. 

But happily, there were people there looking for their next forever friend.

 I felt sorry for the older animals. 

I know they have less of a chance of finding a new home. 

Below is an older gal, 

but my goodness, you could feel the love! 

She came up to us and just purred and purred. 

There were soooo many cats!

 Beautiful cats. 

It was kind of funny that the birds were kept 

in the same room with the cats! 

Hopefully, everyone behaves. 

 Well, I can't adopt another animal just yet. 

I just stopped in to say, "Hello."

Please don't purchase an animal. 

If you can, adopt instead. 

 That way your money doesn't go to breeders for creating more animals 

when so many are waiting for homes. 

(I won't even buy pet supplies from stores that sell animals.) 

Have your pet spayed or neutered.  

And keep them to love forever. 

:)