A grant received through the Community Foundation of Collier County from the Fred and Louise Goebel Foundation helped save lives. The funds were designated specifically towards veterinary care of the captive-bred exotic animals Shy Wolf Sanctuary rescues. In February the sanctuary rescued nine rare New Guinea Singing dogs from the bitter cold of Illinois along with a wolfdog named Nola. Since then, six other singing dog pups have been taken in for rehoming due to irresponsible breeding. All of these animals require basic veterinary care of spay or neuter and vaccines. Many require advanced treatment of heartworms or long-neglected ear problems like Nola and Apollo. Shy Wolf Sanctuary Education and Experience Center is extremely grateful to The Fred and Louise Goebel Foundation, The Community Foundation of Collier County, and all of the other supporters that make our mission to heal hearts and minds through rescue, sanctuary, and education possible.
