At left, Wildlife Science Center staffers Roberta Ryan and Mark Beckel calm a wolf that had been recently given a sedative Feb. 17. The wolf was among the first animals that WSC is moving to its new location in Linwood Township, after facing down a possible eviction from its current DNR-owned space last year. The center has planned the move for several years and is excited for its animals to be kept on a self-owned, larger piece of property.broadstreet.zone(48036);
Megan Callahan-Beckel, daughter of Wildlife Science Center Executive Director Peggy Callahan, snuggles with a wolf shortly before she and other WSC staff began moving some of the center’s population to a new location in Linwood Feb. 17.
WSC staffers carry a sedated wolf out of its pen.
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Linwood Township Supervisor Ed Kramer and Building Official Mike Jungbauer carry a sedated wolf to a van to be moved to the Linwood location.
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