About Brother Wolf
Our Mission
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue provides the resources and lifesaving programs to build No-Kill communities.
History
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue was founded in 2007 by a small group of volunteers and fosters led by Denise Bitz and Joelle Warren. At that time, the local county shelter was euthanizing most of the animals who walked through its doors. Brother Wolf was founded with the goal of creating a No-Kill community.
Through adoption and pet retention programs, extensive volunteer and foster networks, a trap-neuter-vaccinate-return program for community cats, a northern shelter animal transport program, and a low-cost mobile spay/neuter clinic, Brother Wolf now positively impacts the lives of thousands of animals each year.
Location & Hours
Adoption Center Address:
31 Glendale Avenue
Asheville NC, 28803
Mailing Address:
PO Box 8195
Asheville NC, 28814
Adoption Center Hours:
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11AM – 6PM
Wednesday: 11AM – 6PM
Thursday: 11AM – 6PM
Friday: 11AM – 7PM
Saturday: 11AM – 6PM
Contact Us
Phone: (828) 505-3440
Phone Extensions:
101: Adopt a Pet / Surrender an Animal / General Questions
103: Executive Director
104: Behavioral Counseling
105: Monetary Donation Information
106: Second Chances Thrift Store
107: Brother Wolf Re-Tail Store
108: Volunteer Engagement Manager
110: Human Resources
111: Director of Operations
114: Director of Sales and Marketing
117: Bookkeeper
Questions? We’d love to hear from you!
If you have any additional questions, comments, or ideas you would like to discuss, please email us at info@bwar.org.
Executive Director, Leah Craig Fieser
Leah Craig has a deep passion for saving the lives of animals in need. She began to pursue animal rescue professionally while in college, where she earned a B.A. in Communications as well as minors in Nonprofit Studies and Animal Science. Leah Craig has worked in the nonprofit sector since 2009. Throughout her career, Leah Craig has gained diverse experience in marketing, fundraising, leadership, and communications. She is glad to use these skills to support Brother Wolf’s lifesaving work. Read more about what called Leah Craig to this work and her role as Executive Director of Brother Wolf in the blog post below.
