Save a wolf-dog’s future.

Become a foster or adopter.

Ideally, a foster or adopter of a wolf-dog should have prior experience with wolf-dogs or at least extensive experience wit northern or large breeds like malamutes, huskies, or German shepherds. Wolf-dogs have unique needs that set them apart from domestic dogs.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

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Have you owned or had experience with a wolf-dog before? (If yes, please explain).

What breeds have you owned?

Do you rent or own your home?

Do you have secure, wolf-dog appropriate fencing? (8+ feet, dig guards, etc).

Have you researched the legal requirements for wolf-dogs in your area?

Do you understand the differences between wolf-dogs and domestic dogs? If you don't have experience with wolf-dogs, explain research you have done.

How much land do you have for the wolf-dog to roam/exercise? Where will the wolf-dog be kept when you're not home?

Do you have other pets? Are you able to separate your wolf-dog from your pets if need be?

What type of diet do you plan to provide?

How will you handle behaviors such as chewing, digging, or howling?

Are you financially prepared to provide a routine and emergency vet care for a wolf-dog?

Do you understand that wolf-dogs require a lot of patience and attention to detail, not just during the transition phase of being re-homed, but always?

Any additional information

Save a wolf-dog’s future.

Become a foster or adopter.

Women For Wolves