Though they have spacious enclosures, the small animals need their own place to play, partly because they are such escape artists they will find places to get through that no self respecting bear or wolf would consider. Plus they are tired of sharing.
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The CoatI always wanted a lynx coat until I met a lynx! Mr. Pinkerton, the Earthfire Institute lynx and Philbin, an advisory circle member.
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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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