Gallery

The Gallery has been closed temporarily until adequate donations have been received.

Due to lack of funding, and lack of response for funds, we have temporarily closed the gallery.

This was a difficult decision, but one that we are forced to make. This gallery is provided to you out of goodwill, at great expense to ourselves. Until we receive enough funding to retain the website online, the gallery will be closed.

If you would like to send a donation, please email using this form for instructions on how to make a contribution. You can also now Donate via PayPal as well.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. It is our sincere hope that enough funds can be received to maintain the website. These funds are needed immediately if wolveswolveswolves.org is to continue to operate this site.

Thank you for your patronage, and we do hope that you can help support us. $5 from 60 people (the number of people who visit each day) will fully fund the website for 1 more year, so any amount, no matter how small, will be appreciated. We really do not have the funds to operate this website at the moment, though we are working on fixing that, and transitioning this to a fully funded organization; with the website being a part of the educational outreach.


Temporarily, donors who give $10 or more will be given access to the gallery until the gallery is reopened. We may decide to leave the gallery closed except to donors. We will evaluate this, and do appreciate your input. Donor input is especially welcome; do you want to support making the gallery available to the public, or just keep access to donors? Please note however that if this system is abused, and we cannot maintain funding of the website; we will permanently remove the gallery.

***Note: the new gallery is available, and has over 200 photographs! Well worth a $10 donation.***

Please note, as we have purchased a new scanner (for $12.50 at an auction, a scanner valued at $3000), we have been scanning in many more of the pictures we have in our stock. So when the gallery does reopen, it will have hundreds of pictures.