sleepy wolf pups ♥

now that is sweet

Aww I want one! I love wolves. X

We will have to check out the wolves Pam - do you remember where it was at all?

Yeah it was in reading I could find it again, deffo want to do it. X

If you could Pam and I will give them a ring tomorrow x

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] that's the link Helen. Please don't go without me x

ahhhhh how sweet.

What's it worth Pam??

Errrrrmmmm......

A whopper??

Yep u can have one of those I'm sure I can find one x

Thank you Pam x

Waiting for them to get back to me - one site said they were all fully booked but I have asked them through the above site. xx

Cool we walking with wolves or full day keeper experience?

Have to be a member to do the walks - will looks into it

To come on a walk, you'll need to become a walking member. This costs £125 per year and allows you and a friend to walk with the wolves, once during your membership year. Further walks can be arranged during your membership year at £40 per person per walk. A subscription to the printed version of Wolf Print is also included, one of the world's leading wolf magazines packed full of wolf news and informative articles. You'll also receive a 10" by 8" photograph of our wolves and will be helping with our aims of wolf conservation and spreading the truth about this beautiful, social animal. A printable application form is also available if you'd rather become a member by post.

Wolf keeper experience

If you, or someone you know is a wolf lover then this is a unique experience – accompanied by the wolf keeper you will get up close and personal to some of our ambassador wolves.

During the day you will see behind the scenes at the wolf trust and shadow the keeper in tasks such as cleaning out the wolf enclosures and food preparation. You’ll also get involved in our wolf enrichment programme. There is a maximum of 6 people on the day.

Wolves in the wild have to work hard to find food, to make dens and to find shelter. Play is another natural activity. That's why we use enrichment here at the UK Wolf Conservation Trust. Our keeper gives the wolves food trails and toys such as hessian filled sacks or cardboard boxes with treats inside. Hiding food encourages their natural behaviour. During the wolf keeper day you will get involved in some aspects of their care, including helping with wolf enrichment activities and spending time monitoring their behaviour as you watch them in their enclosures. If it’s a hot day, you will probably be involved in making the wolves' favourite fish ice lollies which they love to have as a cooling snack.

There will be an hour long break for lunch when you can either relax on our of our picnic tables outside the wolf enclosures watching the wolves and our resident birds, kestrels, buzzards and kites. Alternatively there are videos available of the wolf trust wolves in the education room for you to watch.

You'll be given an opportunity to meet Nuka, Tundra and Tala and accompany them on a walk around the fields as they continue their training to become ambassador wolves. There are many photographic opportunities during the day so don’t forget to bring a camera.

All wolf keeper participants receive a souvenir certificate at the end of the day.

Please bring your own packed lunch - tea coffee squash and biscuits are available.

These days are £125 per person and are for those aged 16 and over. Please make sure you have up-to-date tetanus injections.

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