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By Nathan Lyle | Published January 29, 2020 | Full size is 1024 × 297 pixels
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TEX (M1778)![]()
Born at the Endangered Wolf Center on May 18, 2018, Tex soon traveled to the Wildlife Science Center where he lived until his journey to the WCC in November 2023. Welcome home, Tex!![]()
Eventually met New York and many more paws on ground.![]()
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NICHOLAS (M1971)![]()
On April 26th, Nicholas (M1971) and his two brothers; George (M1970) and Mosby (M1972) were born to Mexican gray wolf Trumpet (F1505). Nicholas was named in memory of an avid 10-year old wolf lover, Nicholas Tasker, so that his love of wolves may live on indefinitely. Nicholas, George and Mosby's littermate, Hope, was chosen to embark on a historic journey – she was the first solo pup ever cross-fostered into a wild Mexican gray wolf family! She’s now a living, breathing part of the southwestern landscape where she lives with her adoptive family as a member of Arizona’s Saffel pack.![]()
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