This is just a partial list of items we could use. Please contact Wolf Park if you have something to donate! Donations are tax deductible! Treats for Wolves The wolves and other animals at Wolf Park can be picky and their preferred treats can change quickly. Depending on what they have been getting, they may become 'tired' of even their favorite treats. If you would like to make a donation, please contact Pat Goodmann at Pat@wolfpark.org, 765-567-2265 ext 108, to ask what they might enjoy. What we really need are training treats. Training treats are nice meaty little treats (the smaller the better) that we use in behavior enrichment and training. Soft meaty treats are best. Milk bones and other grain based treats really fall flat with the wolves. Most will not eat them at all. Big huge basted bones, rawhides, hoofies, pigears and the like are pretty much ho-hum for the wolves as well and we have ended up with waaaay too many of these in the past. If the wolves will not eat them, well, it is best to send what our guys really like. Our Wolves Would Like: Pet Botanics Rolled Meat that you can find at PetsMart (other similar brands will be fine) Training treats (small little meaty things) such as those which can be found at Sitstay.com Liver sausage (yes, people food) Cream Cheese Regular Cheese such as Provolone, Lappi, Muenster, Fontina, or Orca's favorite, Jarlsberg Adequan for our older wolf folks General Park Wish List A heavy-duty four-wheel-drive light pickup truck, automatic transmission preferred. Good-condition yard tools, like rakes, shovels, a weed whacker, etc 12 inch or longer BBQ metal tongs For Cleaning Wolf Enclosures Good-condition hand tools, like screwdrivers, work scissors, etc. Heavy duty wheelbarrow 3 mil heavy duty contractor bags, 44 gallon 55 gallon drum liner bags Copier paper (legal and letter sizes) Color copy paper is cool too. Household cleaning supplies -- glass cleaner, paper towels, sponges, hand and dish soaps, etc. Bleach wipes. Please no liquid bleach as we have something like 14 gallons of liquid bleach, but we could really use those handly little bleach wipes which are great for cleaning icky stuff of counters in the animal food prep area. Postage stamps (41 cents) Gale's Goodies: Wish list for educational materials: Skulls (or casts): Moose, Bison, Dire Wolf, any fossil canid, Gray fox, elk, whitetail, caribou, rabbit, red wolf, cow, sheep, horse, thylicine, human. Also: any post cranial skeletal parts (legs in particular) Pelts: any of the above and wolf, red fox, coyote. Non trapped. (for touching exhibits) Plaster casts: any north American mammal and any non North American Canid. We already have: Wolf, coyote, red fox. Old Artifacts : Bounty posters, traps, guns (leaded), Native American wolf stuff (Zuni fetishes, kachina, NW coast mask, Inuit carvings, etc) Japanese wolf god, old artwork involving wolves (the Lone Wolf, etc), old Remington advertisements Photos: any non NA canid, any NA mammal, wolf researchers at work Technical stuff: radio collars (duds are fine), telemetry equipment, veterinary supplies for displays. Popular culture: anything with a wolf logo: Timberwolf tobacco, wolf's head oil, redwolf beer, Harley-Davidson T-shirt, any Jack London book, kids' books (little red ridinghood, three little pigs, etc), articles from old magazines, etc. Books: anything dealing with wolves, fact, fiction, or folklore; good, bad or indifferent. Hoping to build up our library. Other supplies needed: spray mount (3M), foam core, exacto blades, 2x4's, 2x2's, plexiglass (1/4 inch), plex cutters, plex cleaner, plywood, taxidermy form (wolf) and etc, fake fur, wire, nuts/bolts, drawers for storage, plasticene (oil based) clay, wooden shelf unit (like the ones in the gift shop), display cabinets, plaster of paris, Por-a-cast, bronze powder for casting with Por-a-cast, rigid 2 part expanding foam, acrylic paint tubes, artist brushes, Rhiker mounts (not sure on spelling- frames for putting specimens on display)