Los Angeles Business Journal: Corporate Citizenship & Giving Guide: Wolf Connection

Wolf Connection serves at-risk populations in Los Angeles County, and wolf/wolfdog welfare and rescue nationwide.

Wolf Connection serves at-risk populations in Los Angeles County, and wolf/wolfdog welfare and rescue nationwide.

They were selling the wolfdog for drugs. Meth to be exact. They’d get at least a thousand dollars’ worth — maybe more — for the sale of the wolfdog.

For a major city, Los Angeles offers a wide array of opportunities to bond with nature. And this being L.A. many of these chances come with a unique twist.

Airbnb is betting big on their Experiences. And it makes sense – travelers want that experience that takes them deeper into a destination.

Clare wouldn’t make eye contact. The 12-year-old from Wisconsin, on vacation with her mother, Shannon, wouldn’t speak when asked a question.

Last year my dad died. I couldn’t remember to eat or sleep, but for some reason, I could remember that my friend Paul Scheer once told me about a wolf…

Read about Wolf Connection’s founder, Teo Alfero, and Wolf Connection’s Behavior Specialist, Renee Alfero’s, wedding at Wolf Connection.

Recovery isn’t so much about self-improvement as it is about self-acceptance. Accepting the poor choices one has previously made in addiction, the consequences of one’s actions…

There’s nothing like going out for a hike in the Antelope Valley to see picturesque views of rocky hilltops, and hearing the chirping of birds and howling of wolfdogs…

Not long after Teo Alfero got Tala, his first wolfdog, his life changed. So, too, would the lives of other wolfdogs Alfero rescued or was called to help. More importantly, so would the lives of young men and women who…