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Wolf Dogs
Maugrim
Maugrim
Maugrim
Maugrim is one of our amazing ambassadors here at Walking Wild. He is the personal wolf dog of our founder/CEO and is not available for sponsorship or adoption.
Atlas
Maugrim
Maugrim
Atlas, at just five years old has found himself being passed from home to home. Having already lived with four different families, family number five will be his forever home! Atlas is a sweet and loving boy. At over 120 lbs Atlas stands taller than a kitchen counter. This boy truly is a gentle giant though and loves everyone!
Embark results for Atlas's content level coming soon.
Vardan
Maugrim
Vardan
Emergency Rescue
Coyotes
Flotsam
Flotsam
Flotsam
Flotsam and Jetsam were an emergency rescue. We were notified by a concerned person about two captive bred non-wild coyotes that were going to be sold to a trophy hunting facility to be used for contest hunting after no longer being wanted by the breeder that previously owned them. They were to be placed in a fenced in space, hunted, trap
Flotsam and Jetsam were an emergency rescue. We were notified by a concerned person about two captive bred non-wild coyotes that were going to be sold to a trophy hunting facility to be used for contest hunting after no longer being wanted by the breeder that previously owned them. They were to be placed in a fenced in space, hunted, trapped and killed. We couldn't let that happen to these two boys, so we made a few adjustments and were able to save their lives and bring them to there safe forever home here at Walking Wild!
Jetsam
Flotsam
Flotsam
Flotsam and Jetsam were an emergency rescue. We were notified by a concerned person about two captive bred non-wild coyotes that were going to be sold to a trophy hunting facility to be used for contest hunting after no longer being wanted by the breeder that previously owned them. They were to be placed in a fenced in space, hunted, trap
Flotsam and Jetsam were an emergency rescue. We were notified by a concerned person about two captive bred non-wild coyotes that were going to be sold to a trophy hunting facility to be used for contest hunting after no longer being wanted by the breeder that previously owned them. They were to be placed in a fenced in space, hunted, trapped and killed. We couldn't let that happen to these two boys, so we made a few adjustments and were able to save their lives and bring them to there safe forever home here at Walking Wild!
Other Non-Wild Friends
Flower
Flower
Flower
Pet Surrender
Emile
Flower
Flower
Pet Surrender
The Barnyard Crew
Maui
Michael
Eeyore
Saved from Slaughter
Eeyore
Michael
Eeyore
Pet Surrender
Michael
Michael
Michael
Pet Surrender
Fritz
Fritz
Michael
Saved from Slaughter
Jose
Fritz
Jose
Emergency Rescue
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We have reached capacity. Walking Wild is currently home to 133 foxes, and we have officially reached capacity for the constructed spaces we currently have. Just because we have reached capacity doesn't mean there isn't still a need. We will be sharing more about a large facility expansion the first of the year, but that doesn't help the lives that need us right now. The only way we can save these lives is with your help!