Mar 20, 2025 · While there aren’t any wild wolves in Ohio anymore, there’s a new mix that might be popping up. In an ironic twist of events, there’s evidence of a coyote-wolf hybrid that’s starting to …

Established wild populations of gray wolves (Canis lupus) are not present in Ohio today. While occasional sightings of individual wolves may occur, these are exceedingly rare and typically involve …

The direct answer is no, there are no known populations of wild wolves currently residing in Ohio. However, this wasn’t always the case. There are occasional rumors and unconfirmed sightings, but …

Nov 25, 2025 · While historical records confirm their presence, today, Ohio does not have a established, breeding population of wolves. However, transient wolves, typically young males dispersing from …

Nov 17, 2014 · Believe it or not, these creatures exist right here in Ohio. No, my imagination has gotten away from me, and I didn’t bump my head. Sightings of abnormally large wild canines that are …

Wolves were removed from the endangered list in 2021 but were re-listed in 2022. This will hopefully help to protect and support the growth of the approximately 700 wolves within the state.

Ohio Canid Center's mission is to promote the conservation of and coexistence with wolves and other wild canine species. This is done through educational programming and other experiences with our …

The wolves in Ohio were Great Lakes wolves, not red wolves. The lineage that led to red wolves, Great Lakes wolves, and coyotes split off from grey wolves about 1 million years ago.

Aug 18, 2025 · Naturally occurring wolf populations are not typically found in Ohio today. Although true wolves are absent, other wild canids, particularly coyotes and coyote-wolf hybrids, are present …

There are no wild wolves living in Ohio. Identify that the canine is truly a coyote and not a stray dog. If you determine the animal is a stray dog, contact your county dog warden. If you do have a coyote on …