Providing a safe haven for rescued wolf-dogs and fighting for wild wolves.
Monthly hikes with rescued wolf-dogs near Sacramento. Enjoy northern California’s beauty, learn about our mission, and support wolf-dogs. Members free.
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Our Mission
We provide a safe home for neglected and abused wolf-dogs and support wild wolves through advocacy. As a women-led organization, we focus on conservation, animal rights, and raising environmental awareness. So far, we've rescued over 200 animals and currently care for 25 wolf-dogs at our sanctuary.
By educating the public about the challenges that wolf-dogs and wild wolves face, we highlight the importance of conservation and rescue efforts. We aim to change how people view wolves and encourage respect for ecosystems and wildlife.
Through advocacy and community involvement, we work to increase understanding of animal rights and the need for environmental protection. By sharing our stories, we hope to inspire compassion and action for all animals in need while uplifting women and girls from all demographics.
Stop the slaughter of wolves.
Urge the Biden Administration to Re-List wolves on the Endangered Species List.
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Frequently asked questions
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Federal officials argue that the gray wolf population has reached adequate recovery levels and can withstand hunting-related threats. While wolves have reached a safe number in parts of the Great Lakes region, their fate across the rest of the United States remains uncertain.
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The wolf is an apex predator, meaning it is an animal at the top of the food chain with a vital role in maintaining health and balance in its surrounding ecosystem. Removing the top predator of a habitat has drastic effects on vegetation, resource availability, and fauna.
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Legal protection for wolf populations to provide more habitat and reserves for them
Awareness through media, public service announcements, and social networking campaigns
Developing solutions to human/wolf conflict pertaining to livestock by providing people with nonlethal predator deterrents (steers them away from killing wolves)
Utilizing wolves from reserves and rescues as ambassadors to spread awareness and promote more tolerance
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Jaws & Paws is promoting wolf conservation through awareness, education, and connection with our ambassador animals at our sanctuary. The wolf-dogs we’ve rescued cannot return to the wild, so they live their days at our sanctuary where they’re able to be free and interact with humans only if they choose.
Actions you can take now to protect wolves and wolf-dogs.
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Sign Petition
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Urge congress to re-list wolves on the endangered species list!
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Donate
Less than 5 minutes!
Help us continue our work to protect and shelter wolves.
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Volunteer
Less than a minute to inquire!
Get involved with Jaws & Paws’ journey to make the world a better place.
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100% of our proceeds go to care for our wolf-dogs and campaigning for wild wolves