CHARLEY THE WOLFDOG NEEDS HER OWN PACK

Without a doubt, 99% of the calls we get to take in a wolfdog are due to an unsuspecting owner who went out and purchased a "piece of the wild" and thought it would be cool to own a "wolf" Despite a wolfdog being "part dog" they are obviously still "part wolf" And when the wolf part is revealed (jumping fences, digging huge holes in your yard, non-stop howling, skittish behavior) that's when the owner realizes they've "bitten off more than they can chew."

Such was the case with Charley who ended up getting loose from her owner in a suburb just outside of New Orleans. She ran loose for at least a week before being caught by the owner and that's when he realized that he had made a mistake and gave Charley up to a local rescuer. Villalobos Rescue Center was then contacted.

As many of you know, we do have a wolfdog sanctuary in Texas. But sadly we are completely full and receive daily pleas from around the country to take their wolfdog in need. So we needed to "expand the village" and began looking for another solution. That's when we found: the Red Riding Hood Project located in Ohio.

The RRHP is a fairly new facility and is USDA approved. They are still in the early stages but answered my plea to help Charley. Villalobos Rescue Center will be driving Charley to Ohio once we can help raise the very much-needed funds to help support Charley since she will go into sanctuary status and remain with the RRHP forever.

Please help me to help them to help Charley. It takes a village! No Dog (or wolf...or wolfdog) Left Behind!