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The Wolf Den Healing & Survival Center Experience
The Wolf Den Healing & Survival Center Experience
The Wolf Den Healing & Survival Center has been serving the Fountain area since 2023. Founded by Felicia, Laura and Mia, The Wolf Den Healing & Survival Center provides services to make everyone look and feel their most energized. Our staff of four guides is here to support your vision and unlock your inner shine. We are Native American based in our healing traditions
We have three specially trained therapy Wolfdogs that we are currently working with. Trained dogs can offer energy work therapy by providing emotional support, reducing stress, and even helping with physical pain management. Certain breeds are known for their calm and gentle nature, making them well-suited for this type of therapy. We work with specially trained rescued Wolfdogs. Clients engage with trained Wolfdogs in a safe and controlled environment, often through enclosures or with the assistance of volunteers. Interacting with these animals, who may also have experienced trauma, can help individuals learn to trust again and build confidence in themselves. The non-judgmental nature of wolves and Wolfdogs can encourage clients to express emotions and release past trauma.
How Do Energy Work Therapy Dogs Help:
How Do Energy Work Therapy Dogs Help:
Emotional Support: Therapy dogs can offer comfort and companionship, helping individuals manage anxiety, depression, and other emotional challenges.
Stress Reduction: Their presence and gentle interactions can lower stress levels and promote relaxation, as demonstrated by the American Kennel Club.
Physical Pain Management: Some dogs are trained to assist with physical therapy or provide calming presence during medical procedures
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Our Staff Guides
Our Staff Guides
Our Trained Fur Staff
Our Trained Fur Staff
“Out of all the suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters
are seared with scars and big hearts waiting to help those in need." Kahlil Gibran
Anubis
Anubis
In 2024, Anubis joined the Wolf Den family as Felicia’s loyal companion. A magnificent Blue Bay Shepherd, he’s a perfect balance of strength and spirit — 50 % Timber Wolf and 50 % German Shepherd — making him both powerful and deeply intuitive.
Despite his enormous size, Anubis is known for his gentle heart and loving nature. He assists Felicia during counseling sessions, offering calm support and connection to those seeking healing. His training came naturally — a reflection of his intelligence and empathy.
Anubis loves playing with his pack, stealing hotdogs, running free, and soaking up affection. Beneath his impressive frame lies a sweet, playful soul who adores belly rubs and giving kisses. His presence reminds everyone that true strength is found in gentleness.
Anubis — the youngest, biggest, and most tender‑hearted wolfdog at the Wolf Den Healing & Survival Center.
Infinity
Infinity
Finny Rescued alongside her siblings from Altha, Infinity quickly earned her name. While the others battled illness, she glided through her first months untouched — the lucky puppy of the litter.
But at six months old, fate tested her spirit. Bitten by a poisonous snake, she endured weeks of pain as the wounds turned necrotic. Through it all, she showed us the strength of her soul — fighting with courage and grace until she healed completely.
Today, Infinity thrives. She loves splashing in the water, traveling with her mama Laura, and playing with her pack.
She’s also one of our trained therapeutic wolfdogs, helping others find calm, trust, and healing through her gentle presence.
Infinity reminds us that resilience is its own kind of magic — and that love truly heals.
Mr. Wiggles
Mr. Wiggles
Mr. Wiggles was rescued alongside his eleven littermates from Altha during an emergency rescue. He was still on milk, unable to walk, his eyes not yet open — a tiny life just beginning.
From the start, Wiggles was the calm observer, always in the back, quietly watching the world unfold.
As the weeks passed, the litter faced sicknesses — scabies, coccidia, and later, parvo. After long days of care and treatment, only four pups survived: Wiggles, his twin Infinity, and brothers Bull and Feather.
Now, at four years old, Wiggles thrives. His gentle nature and loving spirit shine through every moment — whether he’s playing in the water, stalking birds and squirrels, or curling up for his daily nap with his pack.
His calm, healing energy made him a natural service dog, passing every test with ease. He comforts those in need simply by being near — his gaze alone seems to speak peace.
Wiggles listens, watches, and gives kisses, reminding us all of the quiet strength that comes from surviving and loving deeply.
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