The California Department of Fish and Wildlife estimates that there are now at least 70 gray wolves in the state, up from 44 documented the year before.

See how the California Wolf Center is taking part in January’s full moon known as the Wolf Moon.

We’ve officially entered wolf breeding season, which generally runs from late January until late March. Since wolves’ gestation period is about two months long, their pups are born in April or May. Females will give birth or “whelp” in a den and have about 5 pups on average in a litter.

An interview with children’s book author, Robert Young, about his latest book, “Friends of the Wolf”.

North American gray wolf sisters Shasta, Sierra, and Tehama move to newly-renovated wolf exhibit in Minnesota.

Zeke (M1049), California Wolf Center’s ambassador Mexican gray wolf has sadly passed away at 13 years of age. You will be deeply missed, fluffy boy. 2007-2020

Welcome to California Wolf Center’s new website! Now you’ll be able to support wolves and our mission even easier than before. Here are a couple new features we’re excited to share with you.

California Wolf Center, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team work together to save the endangered subspecies.

California Wolf Center welcomes a litter of seven Mexican gray wolf pups. With less than 120 wild Mexican gray wolves in the US, these puppies are definitely a cause for celebration!

California Wolf Center welcomes a litter of seven Mexican gray wolf pups. With less than 120 wild Mexican gray wolves in the US, these puppies are definitely a cause for celebration!

At least two gray wolf puppies have been born at California Wolf Center. These two pups join their parents, Wintu and Yana, as part of the North American gray wolf pack residing at the nonprofit’s conservation center.

These two puppies, born to North American gray wolves Wintu and Yana, join the over twenty resident wolves at the conservation center. We welcome these newly born wolves at a critical time as their wild counterparts are returning to the Golden State.

A pair of gray wolves have joined the list of eight new native-Californian species at Oakland Zoo’s upcoming California Trail expansion, opening in June 2018.