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By Earthfire Sometimes 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> Read more
By Earthfire Uintah in the Wildlife Garden. (C) Earthfire We were never able to handle Uintah. We couldn’t overcome the hard wiring of fear of humans. Some wolves have it more than others. He was afraid. He was afraid of humans; afraid of being> Read more
By Earthfire Cucumber was wilted. It was different this time. After her two near-death experiences during which she worked her way into becoming a House Wolf, she thrived on her special status. When her status became threatened because another sick animal required special> Read more
By Earthfire For those of you interested in the progress of Apricot the timber wolf: Read more
By Earthfire Midnight Journey is a big and extra-intense, extra high energy wolf; rangy, long legged and active. His emotions are filtered through a strong masculinity and dignity – he does not wear them on his sleeve, entirely unlike that passionate little> Read more
By Earthfire For those of you who have seen the Apricot Energy Healing video the following speaks for itself. Apricot reached across species and across generations. . . “My 2 1/2 year old daughter Lily has fallen in love with Apricot. We came> Read more
By Earthfire Boychuck and Cucumber enjoy morning meditation Boychuck, our German Shepherd, enjoys time with Cucumber, the timber wolf, who comes into the cabin and settles down for our daily morning meditation. Read more
By Earthfire Perhaps because of relentless hunting, wolves are extraordinarily hardwired for fear. If you are not able to bond with them very early, a window is closed and humans are forever something to be scared of. Some wolves seem to be> Read more
By Earthfire She was in her 17th year. We brought her in to our cabin several months ago to winter with us because she was so old and winter was so cold. She looked like she was pretty much done with life> Read more
By Earthfire Watch this video of amazing healing sessions between humans and a resident wolf with a neurological disorder. Read more
By Earthfire This is the story of Thunder, a timber wolf, who's passing illustrates the mystery and wonder of nature and the strong bond between members of his species. Read more
By Earthfire Cindar was a 7 year old, beautiful black female wolf. She was very sensitive and smart. Jean and Susan called me because she was depressed and seemed ill. When I arrived she was weak and was breathing very rapidly. When> Read more
By Earthfire Whenever we lose a wolf from unknown causes we do an autopsy, to be sure our other animals are not at risk and to learn what we can about better care. Cindar, a young, healthy wolf, died of a twisted> 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 >
Fact vs. MythologyStardance is a wolf, black, with yellow piercing eyes. She is the epitome of our mental picture of evil.
In actual fact she is a charming clown. When you approach, she flops on her back, paws waving, belly up for the…
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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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