Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary in Alberta hopes to expand as 15 new additions settle in

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Fourteen wolf-dogs and one coy-dog — a coyote-dog cross — are getting used to their new home in the shadows of the Rocky Mountains.

They came from a breeding kennel on Vancouver Island. The Warmland Wolf Kennel was closing down operations and needed help finding a home for the partly wild animals.

Being the only non-profit of its kind in Canada, the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary west of Calgary stepped in.

“There was a wolf-dog breeder and he was basically closing down his operation. He had reached out to us to see if we’d be able to assist,” operations manager Alyx Harris told CBC News. “So we kind of sprung to action

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