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By Earthfire Sage the Fox So many of you have responded, with caring input, to our request for suggestions for naming our sweet new fox. We were so impressed with the thoughtfulness; depth; intelligence and heart of your responses. It was a long decision> Read more
By Earthfire We received an urgent call – could we take in a sweet fox who had been someone’s pet and now was abandoned? He had been living alone in a locked cabin with food being thrown in sporadically, and the situation> Read more
By Earthfire We have received a matching grant of $5000.00 for the Small Animal Garden! Now all we need is the match. Please help us obtain this by donating to the Small Animal Garden so our coyotes and foxes can have more time outside> Read more
By Earthfire We visited Feather the red fox today after the deep snow of the night. She was her usual lovely sweet mischievous self, fur full and glossy. We brought her some guests, as she always likes to greet everybody, her little> Read more
Earthfire Institute is a place to experience the profound connection between all life. Our 40-acre wildlife sanctuary, nestled in the Yellowstone-to-Yukon Wildlife Corridor >
Of Fish Roosters and LifeIn Banty the Rooster’s story of healing I shared my perspective that all life is precious and to be respected, including chickens. Livingness itself is a total wonder, something beyond our powers to understand, much less create. Many people think…
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Earthfire’s Mission in Action by Pat HagerPat Hager used his experience at Earthfire retreat as a stepping stone for volunteering in his area, helping preserve wildlife corridors. A participant at the Connecting with Wildlife Heart to Heart retreat he wrote:
My son Patrick & I attended the June retreat. …
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The Challenge of Meditating with WolvesSometimes when people call us in the morning they comment we seem rushed. This is our current early morning schedule, which starts about 7 am – we are at the moment a two-wolf two-dog cabin.
Every winter Wamaka the wolf loses the…
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