Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary

We are a wolfdog sanctuary with a 501c3 status. We inform people on the facts of wolfdogs, how to properly care for them, what they need, and how to successfully confine one.

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Texas Wolfdog Project & Shelter

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Rita B. Huff Adoption Center

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Can I adopt a pet from Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary?

Yes, Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary helps facilitate pet adoptions. Call (936) -650-9418 to learn more about the process.

What types of animals are available at Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary?

Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary may have dogs, cats, and other animals available for adoption. Availability can vary.

Does Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary accept animal donations?

Many shelters accept donations. Contact Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary at (936) -650-9418 to see how you can contribute.

What are the hours for Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary?

Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary is open . Call (936) -650-9418 to confirm visiting hours.

Does Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary rescue stray or abandoned animals?

Many shelters help rescue and care for stray animals. Contact Twin Rivers Wolf And Wolfdog Sanctuary at (936) -650-9418 for more information.