Juno, a North American grey timber wolf, was born at BRWR in April of 2002. Juno gets along with all the wolves. He is extremely friendly and playful. Ever since a pup, Juno has been our main wolf ambassador. He has been to hundreds of our lectures, on and off property. He still very much enjoys going to our scheduled wildlife lectures with the rest of the crew.

Sierra, North American Grey Timber Wolf, was born at BRWR in April of 2007 out of resident wolves Senora and Beau. We discovered Sierra was well-mannered and happy, making a great companion and mate for Juno, our current wolf ambassador. The two were introduced to each other in 2008. They bonded and get along well. In 2009, Sierra and Juno had 4 wolf pups that went to the Memphis Zoo for their new wolf exhibit.

Senora, a typical North American grey timber wolf, was born in April of 1999. She is very sweet and playful, and seems to love women more than men. She is very bonded to Beau.

Beau came to BRWR in February of 2003. The man that had Beau could no longer care for him. He searched all over the U.S. for a home for Beau, but to no avail. Finally, he contacted John and assured him that Beau was a wonderful and safe animal. BRWR was his last hope before euthanasia. Beau is approximately 12 years old, very majestic and laid-back. He has been a great addition to our facility. He is everything the man said he was.

Ute was born in April of 2002. “He is probably the best example of British Columbian I’ve ever seen” says John. Ute is a little shy with John. He watches the visitors very closely while they’re at Big Run. John believes Ute will quickly move to a high-ranking position in the pack. Ute and Teo are brother and sister.

Sequoia was born in April of 1996. She is a typical British Columbian timber wolf and weighs approximately 80 lbs. Although affectionate to John, she’s quite shy around strangers and many of the volunteers that help care for her. She quickly adopted Uriah and Claytu as her very own when they arrived at Big Run and were old enough to join the adult animals in their enclosures. She also will become grey like Little Odin as she gets older.

Uriah is a rare arctic wolf that was born in May of 2003. He is very social, friendly and outgoing. Arctic wolves are from Ellesmere Island, an island in the Arctic Circle, north of Canada. Canadian biologists believe there are only 300 Arctic wolves on the island at this time.

Teo was born at BRWR in April of 2002. Teo and Ute are brother and sister. Teo is a very dominant female and she is much more outgoing than Ute. Teo is also a great example of a British Columbian Timber Wolf.

Jack, a British Columbian wolf, was born at BWRW in May of 2006. A descendent of the original Odin, he was huge at nine months old. Bottle fed by hundreds of children, he is extremely playful, and has no fear of people. He is very bonded to Teo and Little Odin.