Red wolves once roamed across the southeastern U.S.— but today, they’re among the rarest wild animals in North America. With fewer than 20 left in the wild, each one represents a powerful story of resilience and the urgent need for recovery efforts. The Center's Integrative Ecology and Coexistence Lab is working to identify additional release sites for Red Wolves based on social tolerance, habitat suitability, and other factors. #SaveRedWolves #WolfConservation | Wolf Conservation Center

Once roaming across the entire Southeast, only 18 Red Wolves remain in the wild today. But there is hope. Through recovery programs, captive breeding, and public support, Red Wolves are slowly returning to the wild. Every pup born is a step toward a brighter future. This Red Wolf Week, you can help: ✔️ Advocate for protections under the Endangered Species Act ✔️ Support recovery through adoption, donations, or Red Wolf Week merch ✔️ Share their story to inspire others Together, we can ensure Red

Too rare to remain silent. With only 9 red wolves known to remain in the wild, how are you using your voice to save them? #SaveRedWolves | Wolf Conservation Center

With only 12 red wolves known to remain in the wild, this could be the last one you see. #saveredwolves https://nywolf.org/learn/red-wolf/ | Wolf Conservation Center

There are more red wolves in this video than are known to remain in the wild. Help us #SaveRedWolves. | Wolf Conservation Center

Enjoy watching critically endangered red wolves! Check out more wild videos on the WCC YouTube channel here - http://bit.ly/1p0Y1ce | Wolf Conservation Center