The public often asks the Fish and Wildlife Service if they can donate to the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program. While we cannot solicit or accept
monetary donations, there are other organizations that do so. Below are two nonprofit organizations that raise funds that benefit Mexican wolf
recovery. If you would like to make a tax-deductible contribution, you can donate to the Mexican Wolf Fund, or to the National Fish and Wildlife
Foundation ~ the Mexican Wolf/Livestock Interdiction Trust Fund. To donate, please visit the following links:
The Mexican Wolf Fund supports projects that prevent or reduce
wolf conflicts with human activities, provides emergency funding for proactive coexistence measures to keep genetically valuable wolves in the
wild, and assists with recovery efforts including the purchasing of GPS satellite collars. The Mexican Wolf Fund has no political or advocacy
agenda and seeks to understand all of the diverse perspectives surrounding wolf recovery.
The NFWF Mexican Wolf /Livestock Interdiction Trust Fund
receives donations to support a unique and innovative long term plan to address wolf-livestock conflict in a way that reduces the economic burden
to livestock producers while supporting healthy wolf populations in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area.
Please acknowledge that your gift is in honor of the "Mexican Wolf" when completing the
Honor/Memorial Information section (step 2). In addition, please select the check box to the left of the
Honor/Memorial Information section. If you do not enter any information in the Honor/Memorial Information section or
select the check box in step 2, the donation will go to the general NFWF fund.
As a Federal agency, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service cannot solicit or accept monetary donations. This does not in any way constitute a solicitation
of funds. The Mexican wolf recovery program often receives inquiries regarding how members of the public can make monetary contributions that benefit
Mexican wolf recovery.