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With a recommendation from the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan (SSP), eight members of the Museum of Life and Science's endangered red wolf family will be relocated to a larger, half-acre...

Mark your calendars for December 3 2019! Plan B is ready for Giving Tuesday 2019 with not one - but two - matching gift opportunities and an opportunity to double - or even triple - the impact of...

After years of dead ends — and dead cows —     Rancher Ted Birdseye is getting what he hopes will finally solve his wolf problems: a fence.  The Rogue...

If the question makes the ballot, it will be the first time voters anywhere in the nation will decide whether to reintroduce gray wolves. The question pits wolf lovers and some environmental- and...

The New Mexico Department of Game & Fish plans to play a significant role in Mexican wolf management activities throughout the coming year. In January, the Department will participate in the...

The last photos of Naya, taken by the Belgium government's Nature and Forest Research Institute, were in May 2019. Her mate, August, has reverted to lone wolf behaviours and is no longer caching...

Betsy and Timon visited Kelly at Eagle Tail Mountain mid week and spent the day helping him out with feeding and cleaning up the enclosures. It's a lot cooler now, down there, but it still hit 88...

We're grateful for all the successes you've made possible in just three short years! Dear friend and supporter, In just three short years Plan B to Save Wolves has made the impossible...

Betsy and Timon spent the day with Kelly at Eagle Tail Mountain Wolf Sanctuary, with the help of young Brady too, preparing for two new arrivals, Lucie & Indy this weekend. Kelly and Timon...

Relating to animals is so different. Animals are honest. They don’t hide fear, anger, or disappointment. When dogs want love, they lean in. When cats want to be left alone, they hiss. You always...