Ohio 15

The Ohio 15 represents the largest and most complex rescue in WolfWood's history — not just in the number of animals, but in everything it took to bring them home.

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The animals came from a fur and urine farm outside of Ashtabula, Ohio, east of Cleveland. When the owner passed away from cancer, more than 400 animals were left on the property — foxes, coyotes, skunks, raccoons, feral hogs, and wolf-dogs among them. Humane World for Animals (formerly the National Humane Society) was called in to coordinate the removal of all animals within a desperately tight timeframe. Read More...