Tonight, you have the rare opportunity to take home a truly one-of-a-kind piece of art - and a permanent tribute to the Queen of the Pack herself.

Cree is W.O.L.F. Sanctuary's oldest resident, turning 21 this year. Her journey to the Sanctuary began in 2013, when she was found roaming near a New Mexico reservation - and came within a hair's breadth of never making it to W.O.L.F. at all. Against the odds, she found her forever home and has been ruling it with quiet dignity ever since. Today, she and her companion Kovu can be found perched on the rock outcroppings of their Red Feather Lakes habitat, surveying their kingdom.

Sadly, we lost Cree on April 9, 2026. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.

Gary Miller has captured her spirit beautifully. Inspired by a lifetime in the Colorado Rockies, Gary's oils on canvas are alive with movement and wildness, and his work is collected in galleries across the West. This stunning framed painting is ready to hang in your home and tell Cree's story every single day.

• Original 14" x 18" oil painting, A Wolf Named Cree, in a 19" x 23" frame

This is your chance to be among the first to experience W.O.L.F. Sanctuary's breathtaking new home in Red Feather Lakes! Step into the world of these incredible animals with a private visit to the Sanctuary-meet the pack, hear their stories, and witness firsthand the life-changing work that makes W.O.L.F. so special.

Then, settle into the stunning Colorado Rockies for a true mountain getaway. Cast a line on the private Red Feather Lakes, explore local shops, grab dinner and drinks at Thirsty Moose, before retreating to your own cozy cabin at Prairie Divide, nestled on 40 beautiful acres.

This is more than a vacation - it's an experience you won't forget, and every dollar goes directly toward the animals you'll meet.

• Three Days\Two-Night Stay at Prairie Divide Cabin (Valid May 2026 to April 2027) can sleep six people.
• Guided visit at W.O.L.F. Sanctuary.
• Four guest passes for fishing on the private Red Feather Lakes.
• $100 gift card for the Thirsty Moose.
• $50 gift card Panhandle Ace Hardware.
• $25 gift card to Red Feather Trading Post.

Alaska is calling - and this package makes answering that call absolutely unforgettable. Spend four nights at a stunning property generously provided by JL Hospitality Management in Anchorage, your basecamp to take in some of the wildest and most breathtaking landscapes on earth. Then, grab your camera and join wildlife photographer Krisztina Gayler for an immersive photo adventure day trip - tracking incredible animals in their natural habitat and capturing moments most people only dream of seeing. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just love a great shot, Krisztina's expertise will bring the best out of you and the wilderness around you.
Back home, you'll relive every stunning moment with a $300 photo plaque of your favorite image from the trip - a piece of Alaska you can hang on your wall forever.

Package Includes:

• Four-Night Stay at a JL Hospitality Management Property in Anchorage (as per flyer)
• Photo Adventure Day Trip with Wildlife Photographer Krisztina Gayler-will meet at a designated spot (personal transportation required).
• $300 Photo plaque to commemorate your
  favorite shot from the trip
• Camera equipment tote bag.
• $50 Visa Gift Card (for your adventure day lunch).
  
  

*Hotel stay good through December 31, 2027.

*Photo day trip with Krisztina valid through April 25, 2027.

From his website:

"On a frigid January day, a wolf makes its way through Grand Teton National Park, his yellow eyes contrasting with his black fur. Thought to be from the Wapiti Lake Pack in Yellowstone, which dens some 70 miles to the north, this young wolf likely struck out on his own in search of a mate and territory to call his own. With various large established packs in the area finding unoccupied territory for himself might prove difficult, though there is always a chance in the wilds of northwest Wyoming."

This breathtaking image was captured by Thomas D. Mangelsen, one of the most influential nature photographers in the world. In the tradition of Ansel Adams and Eliot Porter, Mangelsen has spent a lifetime exploring Earth's wildest places, bearing witness to moments of rare beauty, and this image is among his most striking.

Available as a 20"x30" collector edition museum mounted print, printed on Fujiflex Crystal Archive paper for exceptional color vibrancy and long-term stability, and mounted to a clear rigid sheet of acrylic. Each print is hand-signed by Mangelsen and carries a unique edition number, making it not only a stunning work of art but also a rare and lasting treasure.