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Kolton Babic, from Puyallup, WA, graduated from Oregon State University in March 2025 with a B.S. in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences. He has previously interned at a local zoo that specializes in animals native to the Pacific Northwest. There he got the chance to work with bears, wolves, cougars, bobcats, bison, elk, beaver, porcupines, a variety of different birds of prey, and even invertebrates as small as a banana slug! He looks forward to getting more in depth and a hands-on experience with native wildlife.
Why the name change? From the very beginning, our name reflected our origin story. In 1981, veterinarian Jessica Porter opened a clinic in Friday Harbor, Washington, then surrounded by fields and woodland. Early in her career, Jessica had worked with wolves, inspiring her to name the practice Wolf Hollow Veterinary Clinic. In March 1982, the…
Albrie Fletcher graduated from Michigan State University in May of 2023 with a B.S in Animal Science. She is currently applying to veterinary school in hopes to earn her DVM. She works as a veterinary assistant back in her hometown Lansing. Also, she has participated in a veterinary mission trip in Costa Rica as well…
Wolf Hollow is OPEN and ready for intakes! To celebrate, we are hosting an open house on April 27th, from 10-4pm. Join us for a once-a- year behind the scenes look at what is takes to make a difference in the lives of wild animals.
John is a senior at Michigan State University, where he is completing his B.S in Animal Science with a concentration in Pre-Veterinary medicine. He is currently in the process of applying to veterinary schools across the country in hopes of studying small animal/companion medicine with a specialization in orthopedic surgery and wildlife rehabilitation.
Dear Friends of Wolf Hollow, as we are entering the slower season, we want to inform you of a temporary pause in our wildlife intake services. Starting November 13, we will undertake essential repairs on our aging intake building. This building has been a cornerstone of our operations for many years and now requires weatherization…