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The Wolf Poster Store provides a way for people to purchases unique gifts using photos of our wolves. Anyone making a purchase from the Wolf Poster Store also receives their own Wolf pictures they can use, share and purchase additional gifts. When you or your friends purchase gifts using our photos or yours, the sanctuary will continue to benefit and without you having to make a cash donation.
About Wild Spirit: Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary has been incorporated since 1994, received its 501 (c) 3 IRS status and USDA licensure in 1995 and is now recognized as one of the most experienced sanctuaries for wolves and wolf-dogs in the country. Nearly 60 years after the original "candy kitchen," artist Jacque Evans purchased the abandoned ranch to be her home. Jacque had a great love for wolves and wolf-dogs and became aware of the increasing number of unwanted animals and their special needs. She realized her land could become a refuge and opened her life and home to the animals. In 1991, Jacque founded "The Candy Kitchen Wolf and Wolf-dog Rescue Ranch" and supported rescues by selling her artwork. News of Jacque's love for the animals quickly spread, and soon, the rescue ranch began to expand. Barbara Berge was rescuing wolf-dogs in Albuquerque and met Jacque through a rescued animal. Realizing a common dream, Barbara moved to Candy Kitchen in 1993 to help Jacque transform her rescue ranch into a non-profit organization. In October 2003, Candy Kitchen Rescue went through reorganization and became Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. At this time, Leyton Cougar took over the position of Executive Director. Wild Spirit has never received state or federal funding and with your help it will stay that way. |
