"At Wolf Connection, we empower youth to connect with their authentic selves as they experience relationships with rescued wolves and the natural environment. These deeply intuitive animals inspire young people to be fully present in their bodies, release ideas and behaviors that no longer serve, and understand their unique role in a human “pack” or community. Youth learn to forgive, and give themselves and others the love and respect they deserve." 

Wolf Connection is a youth empowerment program AND a wolfdog rescue center and sanctuary. We only rescue and accept wolfdogs, meaning dogs with various degrees of wolf content. Throughout this website we might refer to them as “wolfdogs”, “wolves”, “wolf”, “the animals”, “the pups”, or “the pack”. 

This Fall 2024 season, Wolf Connection off-site will be offered for a total of 8 Mondays after your student's school day, starting September 16th and ending on November 8th. Students will leave campus at 12 pm and return to Bowman by 6 pm. Please plan accordingly for transportation. 

The students will leave Bowman after the morning session at 12:00 noon.  (If your student is in the afternoon shift, they will be moved to mornings). Lunch will be provided. They will be transported by Hart District Vans to the Sanctuary and will return by 6:00 PM.  Bowman will provide transportation to and from the sanctuary.  Students will need transportation to their home from Bowman at 6:00 PM on the above dates.  

There are a three forms that need to be completed to participate in this event.  Please click on the following links to complete each of the documents.  See a counselor for a copy of the permission slip required by the Hart District. 

Students will earn a minimum of 8 elective credits for participating in the entire program.  Keep in mind, that this program is all or nothing, if they miss a day, they will not get the credits for the program. 

Kenai & Pack Howl

Kenai & Jen