AR-News: (WA) Wolf parents, 5 pups set to arrive Tuesday

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CHESTER ALLEN THE OLYMPIAN How to help 
People who are interested in helping Wolf Haven International can call 
360-264-4695 or go to www.wolfhaven.org. 

TENINO -- Wolf Haven International workers are leaving today to take custody 
of seven new wolves -- two parents and five pups. 
The wolves, which were born in captivity, were the property of a Southern 
California family that can no longer care for the animals, partly because of 
damage from the recent wildfires, said Liz Dalton, Wolf Haven executive director. 
Wolf Haven staff and volunteers leave this morning for the 17-hour drive to 
San Bernardino. The wolves will be sedated and put in special crates for the 
drive to Wolf Haven's Tenino headquarters. The wolves are scheduled to arrive 
Tuesday. 
"We're comfortable that we will eventually be able to show them to the 
public," Dalton said. "Five wolf pups is very unusual." 





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it's animals are treated." ...Mahatma Gandhi
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