Our Team of Volunteer Heros
It's not enough to love animals; we must actively protect and preserve them. Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.
Ambassador Hero
Saria Wolf
Saria is a US Army veteran and a law enforcement officer in the state of Utah. She has several years experience in training and handling wolfdogs of all contents and high drive dogs, specializing in behavior modification, K9, and service work for personnel with disabilities. Saria has conducted seminars for the American Disability Act and dog training, and is now working with her ambassador wolfdog, Valefor, to educate about and help protect the Gray Wolf. She is also enrolled in the Unity College working towards her bachelors in wildlife conservation and a volunteer for her local animal control and shelter. Her arctic-type wolfdog is a gentle, friendly and social animal that loves meeting new people and attending public events, and shares his life harmoniously at home with his family of cats, and other wolfdogs and dogs.
Rescue partner, wolfdog educator and lead on international rescue
Lois Joseph
Ambassador Hero
Ambassador Loki
Ambassador Loki is a low content wolfdog that enjoys traveling to meet new people, to put smiles on their faces and help dispell the myth of the big bad wolf. Loki especially enjoys meet and greets along with having his photo taken with his new friends. Ambassador Loki is partners with his human counterpart, Rachelle Carranza. Together they enjoy all the adventures of Ambassador wolfdog work.
“In loving memory of a true wolf hero”
December 2nd, 1968, through April 19th, 2023
Brenda Lee Trudel
Brenda was a true hero for wolves in North America, through the spirit of the wolf Brenda and Lori became best friends. Brenda spent years researching and bringing to light what is happening in the wild with poaching, missing wolf pups, the horror behind trapping, Judas wolves, ear tagging , the organizations involved with these horrific practices that not only caused a mortality rate of 97% of wolf pups in certain states, but also found that because of greedy humans these wolves became inbred. Brenda was loved and respected by true wolf advocates in America and Canada.
Guardians of the Wolves is dedicated to fulfilling the great legacy of Brenda and the plight to relist wolves, to ban trapping, poaching and ariel killing of these magnificent animals.
