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

As one of the world’s most endangered mammals, the Red Wolf's story is one of survival, struggle, and hope. Here’s what you should know: 🟥 Fewer than 20 red wolves remain in the wild, most living in eastern North Carolina. 🟥 Once common across the Southeast, they were declared extinct in the wild by 1980. 🟥 A groundbreaking reintroduction program began in 1987 — the first of its kind in the U.S. 🟥 Released wolves wear bright orange collars to help prevent mistaken identity with coyotes. 🟥 R