Koda Bear

Born in December 2012, Koda Bear is a giant malamute weighing in at 152 pounds of fur and love. With kind eyes and a gentle spirit, he thrives on human interaction and believes himself to be quite famous. In his younger days, Koda enjoyed pulling sleds, biking, and exploring the great outdoors, whether by lake, ocean, or mountain.

Demon

Named for his spirited personality, Demon is a Siberian husky born in June 2014. As a young pup, he had a knack for creating chaos around the house, but he has since calmed down. He shares Koda Bear’s passion for sled pulling and loves to go biking, bringing joy and energy wherever he goes.

Yukon

A year old and a giant malamute, Yukon is nearly the same size as Koda Bear and stands about six inches taller. He adores attention and is eager to give big, affectionate licks to anyone nearby.

Sky Bear

Sky Bear, a blue heeler-pit mix, is the nurturing matriarch of our canine family. At eight years old, she has taken on the role of caretaker for the younger dogs that come to us, showering them with love as she’s never had pups of her own. Living in our home, she enjoys watching TV, eating, and indulging in belly rubs.

Lola

Lola is a spirited little firecracker who was born among wolves and believes she is one herself. She is paired with Kane to help him adjust and thrives on teaching others the ropes. With her red fur and feisty attitude, Lola is a fantastic companion for those lucky enough to be under her guidance.

Yukon

A year old and a giant malamute, Yukon is nearly the same size as Koda Bear and stands about six inches taller. He adores attention and is eager to give big, affectionate licks to anyone nearby.

Wolfgang

Wolfgang is Yukon’s brother and also one year old, although he has a woollier coat typical of a malamute. He enjoys swimming during his downtime and loves interacting with visitors, showcasing his friendly and playful nature.

Blue

At five years old, Blue is a blue heeler-pit mix who runs her own show. While she loves people, she prefers to have her own space away from other animals, as she can be territorial. Blue takes her role seriously and diligently watches over all the goats and bunnies in her area, ensuring their safety and keeping them in line.