
NPR: Abused Wolves And Troubled Teens Find Solace In Each Other
A strong gust of wind is answered by a chorus of wolf howls in Southern California’s high desert. Wearing hoodies and well-worn sneakers, city kids make their…

A strong gust of wind is answered by a chorus of wolf howls in Southern California’s high desert. Wearing hoodies and well-worn sneakers, city kids make their…

Struggling to regain the emotional function they have dulled by years of substance abuse, recovering addicts are turning to an unlikely ally to relearn empathy, self-esteem and impulse control.

Last year my dad died. I couldn’t remember to eat or sleep, but for some reason, I could remember that my friend Paul Scheer once told me about a wolf…

Originally from Argentina, Teo moved to California in 1999. He comes from a family lineage of educators and legislators that supported youth development in his native country.

For a major city, Los Angeles offers a wide array of opportunities to bond with nature. And this being L.A. many of these chances come with a unique twist.

Clare wouldn’t make eye contact. The 12-year-old from Wisconsin, on vacation with her mother, Shannon, wouldn’t speak when asked a question.

Watch as a new documentary, ‘Remaking Wolf Connection,’ explores the work of Acton animal sanctuary Wolf Connection Ranch.

Rescued wolves are shaking their negative stereotype while helping participants do the same in CDCR’s Female Community Reentry Program.

Watch Teo Alfero pitch on behalf of Wolf Connection at the 2014 Social Innovation Fast Pitch.

For so long our collective view of wolves has been negative and we may think of them with fear. However, these beautiful creatures are actually very skittish, sweet, and gentle…

Watch an alternative to a more traditional rehabilitation program where students at Wolf Connection graduate from an 8-week curriculum that

A unique type of therapy is taking place in Palmdale. It’s called wolf therapy and it allows these animals to

Teo Alfero, the program’s founder and CEO, says Wolf Connection’s methods are research-based and supports what Indigenous tribes have long-recognized: