Amaroq Weiss

California Wolf Center

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Northern California Representative for the California Wolf Center

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OR-7 is the official designation of the first wolf in the wilds of California in almost 90 years.

The Struggle for Life as a Lone Wolf

OR-7 is the official designation of the first wolf in the wilds of California in almost 90 years.

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