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Wolf People, Cocolalla

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#29 of 33 in Sightseeing in Idaho

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Alita32

We heard about Wolf People from some friends of ours that live in Coeur d'Alene. We decided to head up for a tour and we are so glad we did! Nancy is great- you can see how much she invests in each wo... more »
Andrea S

You can certainly criticize the fact that these wolves are in captivity. On the other hand, if they were in the wild in Idaho or Montana they would likely be shot or trapped. They are kept in extremel... more »
eilish p

First, this is not a sanctuary. This is a for profit, breeding wolves for the sole purpose of entertainment business. If you want to learn something about the behavior of captive bred wolves and pet a... more »

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Heather Mardian

Was closed but went out back where they have a shelter for injured or displaced wolves. Can't wait to go back when open. The owners and staff were even welcoming when we pulled up past closing. Very nice rustic , historic building . Good people doing good things for our Wild animals that get caught up in all the growth and development. Also 95 is a death trap for all animals and humans when speeds exceed what the area should be.

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Ginger Rackham

I was very pleased to meet Nancy and hear her story. Unfortunately, the wolves were not there. She has been in a legal battle with Fish & Game. She can no longer have the wolves on the property where her business resides. She is a very compassionate woman who has a strong love and commitment to these animals. I wish her well. She needs your help!

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Jesse Wood-Schatz

The people in charge seem so knowledagble and experienced. But most importantly, they seem like people with magnificently beautiful hearts. They love those wolves like human family. And it's special to experience. I'm grateful to be able to connect and see wolves so up close and so seemingly happy. Thank you Wolf People!!!!

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Rae-ann Wood-Schatz

While many people are looking for ways to do 'less', the people at Wolf People look for ways to do 'more', not just for the wolves they care for, but for all wolves on the planet. A sacred creature, loved and cared for by humans with massive hearts. A must see if you are going by, and a great recipient of any donations that you may want to send regardless!

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Cyhndi Mora

An amazing experience! Can't wait to go back :)

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