The wolf is a large dog that lives in North America and Eurasia. They have the most information and have been studied more than any other animal species.People know that they are dangerous animals that can hurt people. But based on numbers, the threat is very small. At times, wolves can be as friendly and loving as house dogs.Visit the Predators of the Heart Sanctuary in Anacortes, Washington, if you don’t believe us. You can meet friendly wolves on this special island, take pictures with them, and even cuddle with them.
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You can take part in a 2-hour Wolf Encounter Experience when you go to the animal sanctuary. During the experience, you have a great chance to run or cuddle with wild animals, especially wolves. The only time these big animals wear collars is when they meet new people. You can give them a hug and stroke their fur, which is very soft and warm. And they won’t eat you, of course. You don’t have to worry because an expert tour guide will show you around for about $200 per person. There are usually two tours a day, six days a week (Sunday is a day off for the wolves!).
You have to book the wolf experience in advance
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The Predators of the Heart Sanctuary has 10 acres of land where the animals can run around. It first opened in 1998. This is also home to birds, cats, and sloths, among other animals.
“Our goal is to teach children about wildlife in a way that makes them appreciate, love, care about, and respect these living things,” the sanctuary said of its mission. “The value of an animal is not based on how much it looks like a person or what it can do for them,” it added.
The animal sanctuary lies between Seattle and Vancouver
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Washington’s Predators of the Heart Sanctuary offers wolf tours in the woods.
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The wolves are incredibly friendly. Keep in mind, they only have collars on when they pose for photos
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You can pet them and scratch their bellies
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“Our goal is to teach people to care about and love animals.” Our goal is to open their eyes and hearts so they can see that everything in nature is linked and that we can’t live without it. We also provide a safe place for animals that can’t go back into the wild and need a safe place to live out the rest of their lives.
The sanctuary has 10 acres of land where the animals can roam
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The sanctuary is full of other animals as well, including cougars, birds, and rescued wildlife
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