Canid is proud to assist and support various wolfdog rescue agencies throughout the US.  We are not a stand alone rescue for wolfdogs and cannot take your animal.  If you need assistance in locating a placement for your wolfdog or in adopting a wolfdog, we can aid you in the process.

Rescue Articles & Info

Wolfdog Rescue – The Canid Connection

Learning Links & Support

Wolfdog Magazine – Published by leading wolfdog experts, Wolfdog Magazine is one resource no wolfdog rescue can be without

Sojourn Wolfdog Rescue – The Wolfman doesn’t mince words, but his knowledge and info are excellent 

Wolf Park – Located in Indiana, Wolf Park is a reputable, well established wolf centers

International Wolf Center – Founded by Dr. L. David Mech, one of the leading authorities on wolves

UC Davis Shelter Medicine – Considered the leader in shelter and rescue medicine and research related to shelter animals

Petfinder – Great articles and networking opportunity

Royal Canin – Considered one of the leaders in canine nutritional research, also has many article regarding development and physiology

APDT – Excellent resource to locate trainers in your area, along with information regarding behavior and training

OVMA – Ohio Veterinary Medicine Association.  Yearly seminar with full shelter curriculum – this event is not to be missed!  Most states offer similar, check your state VMA for info.

Sue Sternberg – A respected authority in all things shelter and rescue

Animal Sheltering.org – An excellent online resource for the rescue community

 
Please note:  The above sites will also list seminars and provide links to further learning. All resources listed on this page have been selected for their expert leadership, accurate information and willingness to actively engage with and support other rescue groups and sanctuaries.  As you know or will soon learn, the internet is full of sanctuaries, centers and other so-called wolf and wolfdog experts.  Please remember, anyone can say they’re an expert – the wolfdog world has little regulation and few credentials.  Just because someone is calling themselves a preserve or sanctuary does not necessarily mean they’re accurate or qualified to do so.  Screen carefully!