Wolves
Our wolf t shirts
are sure to be a hit with the many wolf fanatics out
there. For something different, our two tone shirt has
hidden wolves in the print. Our family portait of
howling wolf pups is a popular favorite. Learn more
about wolf conservation below.
Hidden Wolves T
Shirt
Ash gray t shirt has
black sleeves and trim for contrast. Easily see four
wolves in this pack, but if you look closely, there
another three hidden within the print! Removable tag
reveals their hiding spots. 90% preshrunk cotton &
10% polyester. Adult sizes M, L,
XL. Item CT001 $19.00
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Singing Lessons Wolf T
Shirt
What is it about the
moon!? These adorable pups are learning what do to from
Mum. Stone blue tee. 100% preshrunk lightweight cotton.
Adult sizes M, L, XL. Item CT004 $16.00
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Our very popular
Cuddlekins plush animals are made of quality fabric and
ultra plush stuffing. Unbelievably soft plush combined
with realistically adorable faces please animal lovers of
all ages! Each is 12" long, plus bushy
tail.
 Plush Baby
Wolf
Showcasing our newest
beautiful baby - our adorable fluffy, blue-eyed wolf pup!
He's 12'' of pure cuteness, and sure to be a favorite
with all wolf fans. Item CS01 $16.00
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Plush Timber
Wolf
And when our little cub
grows up he'll look just like this adult plush wolf! Item
CS03 $16.00 US
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 Running Wolves Lapel
Pin
Etched in recycled
brass, hammered by hand which gives subtle facets to
catch the light, then plated in 14k gold. This large
lapel pin is approx. 1 1/2" x 2 1/2". Just thing thing
for passionate wolf collectors. Only one left - order
soon! Item CJP001 $20.00
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Wolf Slipper
Socks
These slipper socks are
70% acrylic/16% nylon/10% polyester with rubber wolf
tracks on the soles for extra traction. Adult Size 8 and
up. Item CM003 $7.00 US
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Grey/Timber Wolf
Conservation
"The best wolf
habitat resides in the human heart. You have to leave a
little space inside of yourself if you want these animals
to live." Ed Bangs, FWS Western Wolf Recovery
Co-ordinator
In spite of centuries of persecution, wolves have
always been very popular with the general public - a Google
search for wolves gives over 30 million websites! There are
books, videos, movies, tv shows, t shirts and toys promoting
wolves. These poor animals are doing their best to survive, and
must deal with trapping, shooting, habitat loss, poisoning, and
a host of other man-made threats on a daily basis. Fortunately
for the wolves, there is also a huge cadre of people doing
their best to help them survive.
The gray wolf was originally the most
widely distributed land mammal, and it still inhabits most
of the northern hemisphere. Because of the wolf’s extensive range and
because of its tendency to compete with humans throughout
most of its range the World Conservation Union
founded the Wolf Specialist
Group (WSG) in 1970.
Wolves are circumpolar, so WSG members
represent several countries. Members usually meet at least
once every five years, exchange information about wolf
conservation problems peculiar to each area, publish status
and conservation information about wolves in each area via
the Canid Action
Plan, and send
resolutions promoting conservation actions to member
countries as needed. The WSG also supports and cooperates
with wolf conservation efforts of its members, such as
the establishment of the International Wolf
Center, and attempts to coordinate wolf
conservation among various countries through the
Large Carnivore Initiative for
Europe.
The Wolf
Sanctuary was
established to improve the quality of live for all wolves
and wolf-dogs. Their mission is to rescue captive bread
wolves and wolf-dogs whose owners are no longer able to care
for them; provide sanctuary on a long term basis, taking
into account the animals' physical and emotional needs; and
educate the public about wolves to foster realistic opinions
concerning their value in the wild and point out the
compromises required of their spirit as a result of being
held in captivity.
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