Form for Shelters

Please use this form if you are affiliated with or employed by a shelter and need to contact us about a potential wolfdog that you have.

If you cannot fill out web forms, please email us the below information requested along with at least two pictures of the animal.

Allow up to 24 hours for a response during weekdays and 48 hours for a response if you’re submitting the form over the weekend.

We look forward to helping you!

jriggs

Board Member

Wolfdog in Shelter

Name*
First and last name of shelter contact
First Last
Email*
Shelter contact's email address
Name of Shelter
Address*
Address of shelter animal is currently held at.

City State
Phone Number*
Phone number for shelter where animal is at.
Animal's Shelter ID #
Time Frame to Remove Animal
What is the time frame that the animal needs to be out by
Other Rescues Currently Involved
Please list other WOLF rescues and/or sanctuaries that have been contacted or are currently involved.
Has animal been phenotyped by a WOLF rescue?*
- YES
- NO
If so, what WOLF rescue/sanctuary phenotyped him/her?*
Dog Information Section
Dog's Name*
Age*
Age or approximate age of dog
Picture 1*
Picture 2
Picture 3
Picture 4
Does this dog have a bite history?*
- Yes
- No
History*
Please elaborate on what you know about this animal here to include, but isn't limited to, known vaccination history, if he/she is spayed/neutered, social skills, known training, medical conditions, etc.
Acknowledgement
I understand that submitting this application does not guarantee that the wolfdog will be automatically accepted.*
- Yes
- No
In Closing
We really appreciate you contacting us and giving us the opportunity to help save this animal. Please allow up to 24-hours for a response.
Comments
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Richard Lake, Nicole Jacobs and 2 others like this.

Sherry Boone

We visited some friends who had cats. It was snowing so we left our wolfdog in the car. In a half hour, she destroyed half of the dash, the seat belts, and half of the back seat. That was just one expense. There was also having to replace carpet because wolfdogs are very difficult to housebreak, and the cost of better fencing, and railroad ties to go around the perimeter to stop digging under.

3 - 7 hours 52 minutes ago

Daisy Kay Legan Reynolds

We have a leather couch we now call the "dog couch" because it's been eating and torn apart and you can't really sit on it anymore.. no idea how much it'd be to replace it if we really wanted to. We also have coffee table turned around to hide the chewed corners. But now he's pretty mellow as he's grown 😅

1 - 5 hours 53 minutes ago