Wolf Watch UK is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the rescue, welfare, and conservation of displaced wolves from captive situations across Europe. Aiming to set the standard for the care of captive wolves, and provide them with a close to natural habitat as is possible. Whist providing the opportunity to study, educate, and offer factual information to our visitors, allowing them to form their own opinions regarding this magnificent animal, and hopefully expel some of the myths and misconceptions that still exists around them.
RESCUING AND CARING FOR DISPLACED WOLVES IN THE UK
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Wolf Night 2019 – Paradise Wildlife Park - We would like to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to Lyn, Pia and all at Paradise Wildlife Park, Broxbourne. Unfortunately due to dominance fights with her sister, Anja was rehomed with us in 2015. We are extremely grateful to Paradise Wildlife Park for their continued support of Anja. The donation will be put towards … Continue reading "Wolf Night 2019 – Paradise Wildlife Park"
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Fantastic News - Wolf Watch UK are delighted to introduce our latest resident Bosch. Bosch came from a private owner whose business was adversely affected by the covid situation. He has been extremely well looked after and has a delightful nature. Bosch is now available for adoption and his profile will be updated as soon as we get to … Continue reading "Fantastic News"Great News KGOSI LODGE is now complete. - WOLF WATCH UK is pleased to announce that our new short term accommodation ‘KGOSI LODGE’ is now complete. It has replaced an old shed/ barn that was being used by myself and students as a viewing area to overlook the valley below, observe wildlife and study the behaviour of the animals that are kept here … Continue reading "Great News KGOSI LODGE is now complete."
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Our bio-diverse woodland is also the home for Red Deer, raptors, badgers, foxes and some of the rarer species of mammals, all of which enjoy the respect of ourselves and those who visit us.