Adopt a Wolf

There are a number of organisations working to help with conservation and most notably wolf conservation, who are based in the UK, so you can adopt a wolf and help support the work these charities do, plus some other ideas for wolf lovers. 

 

 

Adopt a Wolf from the Highland Wildlife Park 
The European grey wolf used to be found throughout much of the northern hemisphere.  They are found in a variety of habitats including forests & mountains. Grey wolves have suffered from hunting and trapping, habitat loss and fragmentation, although some populations are recovering thanks to legislation. Adopt a wolf from the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, Highland Wildlife Park from £40.00.  Find out more here

Adopt a wolf from the Wildwood Trust 

The Wildwood Trust is dedicated to saving Britain’s most threatened wildlife.  It has taken part in conservation programmes such as saving the water vole and using wild horses to help restore Kent’s most precious nature reserves. Other programmes have involved bringing European beavers back to Britain and returning the hazel dormouse & red squirrel to areas where they have been made extinct.  There are different levels of adoption from £30.00 - and one of the animal adoptions they offer (and there are quite a number of different animals you can adopt) is a wolf!  Adopt a wolf here.

  
Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World Wild Wolf Breakfast for Two

Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World Wild Wolf Breakfast for Two, Telford, Shropshire
£200.00
This is not a wolf adoption gift, but it's an amazing opportunity to feed majestic wolves under the careful supervision of the experienced keepers at Hoo Zoo.  Prepare both food and enrichment and then tong feed the wolves - the keeper will stay with you to tell you about the animals and ensure your safety.  You'll also go to meet the Red or Arctic Foxes and you'll be invited into the enclosure to feed them!  Afterwards, explore the zoo at your leisure for the rest of the day!  This is available from Virgin Experience Days.
 The CalendarClub has this beautiful Wolves Calendar 2026

2026 Calendar for Wolf Lovers

The CalendarClub is like a treasure trove to anyone looking for a calendar on a HUGE number of topics from sport to gardens, cats and dogs, travel and transport - and wildlife!  They also have different sorts of calendars, from desk to wall calendars, and those of different sizes, plus diaries too.  

The CalendarClub.co.uk has this Wolves Calendar 2026 - with stunning images of wolves throughout the year!  It's a square wall calendar, and a month to view.  Each week starts on a Monday.  It's got a punched hole for hanging. Click here to view this Wolves Calendar 2026.
The Wisdom of Wolves: How Wolves Can Teach Us To Be More Human

Hive.co.uk has "The Wisdom of Wolves: How Wolves Can Teach Us To Be More Human".

Wolf expert and naturalist Elli Radinger is a wolf expert and naturalist.  Elli draws on her 25 years' experience among the wolves in the Yellowstone National Park to tell us their remarkable stories.  For £9.85 from Hive.co.uk
The Natural History Museum has a couple of soft toy wolves, including this one How about this Wolf Soft Toy from the Natural History Museum?

This wolf is just 18cm high and he's exclusive to the Natural History Museum!  He's £15.00.  Hand wash only - he doesn't like the washing machine!  Buy him here.
What about a Wolf Illustrated Gift Mug? What about a Wolf Illustrated Gift Mug?  

This mug makes a lovely gift for wolf lovers - it's made from white ceramic, using the finest inks availalbe, and it's permanently printed, dishwasher safe and fade resistant.  Buy this Wolf Mug from Not on the High Street for £10.99.
There's a Longleat Wolf and Hyena Pack Encounter with Park Admission for Two with Virgin Experience Days There's a Longleat Wolf and Hyena Pack Encounter with Park Admission for Two with Virgin Experience Days - you can also buy this for one person.   In Wiltshire, Longleat is home to a pack of grey European wolves and this is a wonderful chance to find out more about them from a knowledeable keeper as you go into Wolf Wood.   There's a fence between you and the spotted hyenas, and you can spend some time exploring the park afterwards.   Find out more here.
 There's a Wild Wolf Feeding Experience for Two at Hoo Zoo in Shropshire

There's a Wild Wolf Feeding Experience for Two at Hoo Zoo in Shropshire and it sounds amazing.  There's a "Wild Wolf Breakfast' for two people and you can assist the keepers to feed the resident wolves and the foxes.   Meet Artic Wolves, Eurasian Wolf Hybrids and Red Foxes - there's the opportunity to prepare for the food - it's meat, so not for you if you're squeamish.  The Wolf feeding will take place from the keeper area just outside of the Wolf paddock and then enter the enclosure for the Red Fox feeding to hand feed them.  The keeper will be with you throughout the experience, and entry to the wildlife park is included so that you can explore the rest of the zoo!   This is normally £200.00 but it's on offer through Into the Blue, and you can also get a 15% off with our code ITB15FORME (on experiences up to £250, some products are excluded).  Find out more here.
There are of course lots of wolf gifts on Amazon to choose from, ranging from beautiful wolf duvet covers to wolf mugs, wolf soft toys, wolf pendants, wolf t-shirts - lots to choose from for anyone who loves wolves.