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April 16, 2025
Happy Spring, everyone! Did you know that Red Wolf pups are usually born in the spring? Hopefully, we will be seeing some cute little baby wolves soon! I got a request on the feedback survey asking for some easier ways to help the Red Wolves that anyone can do in their own home. First, I would like to thank Annika for the idea! I agree that not all activists have to do a huge fundraiser, or walk around the streets with a protest sign. There are more ways to help the Red Wolves than doing something big! Even the smallest act helps. I have a few ideas to get you started on small-scale Red Wolf activism:
If you're on any online social group, spread the word! Post about the plight of the Red Wolves.
The easiest way: Just tell others about Red Wolves!
Do you like crafting? Make posters! Be creative!
In school? Ask the teacher if you can write something about Red Wolves on the whiteboard!
Planning a beach vaca? What about the Outer Banks? There is so much to see and do, plus, on the way, you drive through Red Wolf territory! If you see a piece of trash, pick it up! Also, stop through the town of Columbia and visit the Red Wolf Coalition! It's a beautiful town!
I hope this helps! I'm so glad that you are enthusiastic about Red Wolves! Let's start this year in a great way!
Here's a wolf joke for you:
Q: What did the wolf say to the noisy pups?
A: What's with all the Den?
December 21, 2024
What a year! We have done so much since this site started. Though we haven't written a newsletter in a while, we have been busy! There is a new game called Red Wolf Jeopardy! So all you game show fans, get ready! Another addition to the website: the Feedback page! if you have any questions or concerns, take the survey on the Feedback page. Even more exciting news, we have a new page of Red Wolf pictures! One last announcement: we have a new craft! Check out the Crafts page to see how to make an origami wolf head! It sure would make a nice gift...! We are super excited to be helping the endangered red wolf. Happy holidays everyone, and we can't wait to do even more to help the Red Wolves in the new year.
Here's a special holiday wolf joke:
Question: What do wolves call Santa?
Answer: Santa CLAWS!
May 12, 2024
At the museum of Life and Science, the red wolves had pups! In June, the exhibit will be open again, and the pups will be on the scene! The new, "We've Got the Power" page has lots of inspiration to get you excited about taking action! Get inspired and do all you can to protect this endangered species!
Here's a wolf joke for you:
Question: What do wolves get at the movies?
Answer: PUP- corn!
August 16, 2023
GREAT NEWS! There are more and more people willing to help red wolves! More than EVER! We have included a link to an article about the growing number of people joining the fight to help red wolves. There is a new lawsuit that says that more and more red wolves will be released from artificial habitats, into the wild, where they belong!
Here's a wolf joke for you:
Question: Why did the wolf want to work in a court house?
Answer: To pass a new paw!
July 8, 2023
Exciting news! For the first time in 4 YEARS, a litter of 6 red wolf pups was found in the Alligator River area! Read the story at NPR.org. We included a link on the homepage of this site. The red wolves are coming back to the world! In celebration of the pups, we added a new game to the games page! We hope that the red wolf population will continue to grow!
Here's a wolf joke for you:
Question: What did the wolf who wanted to be a cow say?
Answer: Look! It's a full MOO-n!
May 16, 2023
The Red wolves are rapidly disappearing. Only 15 red wolves are left in the wild. There are only approximately 200 in captivity. This month, help with the revision of red wolves by doing trash pickups at a local nature conservancy. The red wolves will love a clean home! If you've ever driven to the Outer Banks, close to Columbia, NC, you will see signs that say things like, "Red wolf crossing next 12 miles!" And signs for parks with trails or roads were you could see red wolves. Help the red wolves by cleaning these parks and reserves. And, when you do, even if you don't live close to the red wolves, you can help other animals!
Here's a wolf joke for you:
Question: What did the wolves say when they left for vacation?
Answer: Let's pack up!
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