Tysons Corner, Virginia · A WolfHaven sanctuary
Baby Bear’s Sanctuary
The Tysons Corner, Virginia regional sanctuary of WolfHaven LLC, serving the Washington, D.C. region and the Blue Ridge foothills. Focus: animals of every kind — companion animals, farm animals and native wildlife — from the Washington, D.C. region and the Blue Ridge foothills.
I. Why here
The need in Tysons Corner.
As development pushes out from the capital region into the Blue Ridge foothills, more animals are displaced, surrendered or found injured, and fewer places can take them. Baby Bear’s Sanctuary provides care for any animal in need, with release or rehoming wherever possible and lifelong naturalistic care for those that cannot go back.
Serves
the Washington, D.C. region and the Blue Ridge foothills
Animals
All kinds: companion animals, farm animals and native wildlife. No species focus.
Facilities
Kennels and a cattery, barns and pasture, wildlife enclosures and an on-site clinic
Partners
Local shelters and state wildlife agencies
Parent
WolfHaven LLC, Dallas, Texas
II. Habitats
Room for every animal.
Kennels and cattery
Climate-controlled indoor housing and outdoor runs for dogs, cats and other companion animals.
Barns and pasture
Stalls, shelter and grazing for farm animals and livestock.
Wildlife enclosures
Low-contact, naturalistic habitats for native wildlife being readied for release.
Clinic and quarantine
On-site treatment, recovery and isolation space for every new arrival.
III. Programs at this site
What Baby Bear’s does.
1
Rescue and rehabilitation
Intake, veterinary care and behavioral rehabilitation for companion animals, farm animals and native wildlife that are injured, orphaned, surrendered or displaced, in coordination with local shelters and state wildlife agencies.
2
Lifelong care
Permanent, naturalistic homes for animals that cannot be safely released or rehomed, with species-appropriate enrichment and ongoing veterinary oversight.
3
Education
School curricula, workshops, on-site and virtual tours and public seminars tailored to the Washington, D.C. region and the Blue Ridge foothills.
4
Volunteers and interns
Hands-on roles in animal care, facilities, events and outreach, open to residents, students and corporate teams.
IV. Visit
Come see Baby Bear’s.
Tours, open days and school visits are scheduled by the regional team.
V. Next sanctuary
Continue to Atlanta.
Peach Puppies, serving the Atlanta metropolitan area and north Georgia.
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