• Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer

Wanagi Wolf Fund & Rescue

We must stop the breeding of these wonderful animals

  • About
  • Donate
    • 2024 Raffle
    • Make a Donation
    • Supporters and Sponsors
    • Volunteers and Project Days
  • Our Pack
    • The Wanagi Wolf Rescue Pack
    • In Memory of…
    • KOAT 7 Reports about Wa-Pi and Wanagi Wolf Fund
    • The Pack at Work and Play
    • Bindi’s Incredible Journey
    • Meet a Wolf-Dog!
  • Videos
  • Contact
    • Contact Information
    • Wolf-Dog Adoption & Rescue
    • Visiting Wanagi Wolf Rescue

The Wanagi Wolf Rescue Pack

Welcome the 2 newest members of the Wanagi Pack…KATERI & PREM, husband & wife. They arrived here on January 17, 2026, and are approximately five years old. They are both gaining weight beautifully and are playing and wrestling all day long. Raja, their next-door neighbor, loves his two new “‘cousins” very much. These two definitely know that they are now safe and sound!

RAJA is such a sweet, loving, strong puppy. He was born on April 4, 2023, and he will learn on how to meet people calmly. He sits on a dime and will gently give you kisses! Those eyes, those eyes! That is why he has been named. “Raja” — Royalty, Prince, Regal. We hope RAJA will become one of our Ambassadors very soon!

Tay'Sha

We thought Marisol & Lucky were going to be our last rescues, but then TAY’SHA (‘Friend’ in Pawnee) arrived here on May 9, 2024. He’s about 4 years old and was rescued from a horrific hoarding situation in Northern California. He is a beautiful being and deserves only the best.

Marisol and Lucky

Brother & Sister duo, MARISOL & LUCKY are healthy, happy, strong, and very smart! Even though LUCKY has only 3 legs and 1 ear, nothing slows this boy down. He and MARISOL play constantly and they run like the wind!

Wa-pi

WA-PI means “luck” in Lakota, and he certainly is Mr. Happy-Go-Lucky. WA-PI was a 120-pound pup who is worth his weight in gold. This boy doesn’t know a stranger. He has licked every single person he\’s ever met! He came to us from Wichita, Kansas on August 21, 2020.

Waya

WAYA came to us in April 2015 when he was just 3 months old. He was rescued from the tornado-stricken area in Oklahoma where he was to be killed because they assumed he had wolf in him. His DNA shows he is a mix of White German Shepherd and other canines. No wolf at all!

Jyoti

JYOTI, nicknamed “the Valentine Girl”, because she arrived here on February 15, 2015. When I come home at night, she greets me with loving howls and kisses! She is one loving girl. JYOTI means “the bright flame” in Sanskrit and she certainly is that!

O-Tai-Oni

O-TAI-ONI is a high-content wolf-dog and arrived to us on August 31, 2012. Originally named “Trinity”, O-TAI-ONI immediately told Stephanie her new name, which means “wolf” in the Seneca language. Stephanie drove all day to Seligman, Arizona, to meet O-TAI-ONI’s foster mom, who drove her down from Nevada.

Footer

DONATE BY MAIL
Wanagi Wolf Fund and Rescue • P.O. Box 984 • Tijeras, New Mexico, USA 87059

Copyright © 2026 by Wanagi Wolf Fund and Rescue · Web design by The Webdood · Log in