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La extinción es para siempre. Ayudar es algo que podemos hacer hoy.
El lobo mexicano estuvo a punto de desaparecer para siempre. Su población llegó a ser tan pequeña que solo siete ejemplares fundadores dieron origen a la población del programa de conservación.
Décadas de trabajo han permitido comenzar a cambiar su historia. Pero su futuro todavía necesita de nosotros.
En Santuario Extinción Cero protegemos a Tukari, Naja y seis de sus crías. Cada día cuidamos su alimentación, salud y bienestar, mientras contribuimos al esfuerzo por conservar su especie.
Hoy queremos reunir $250,000 MXN para seguir haciéndolo posible.
Tu ayuda protege a una especie única.
Tu donación contribuye directamente a:
* Alimentación y cuidado diario.
* Atención veterinaria especializada.
* Mantenimiento de espacios seguros.
* Conservación, investigación y rehabilitación.
* Educación para proteger al lobo mexicano.
$100, $300, $500 o cualquier cantidad suma. Y si no puedes donar, compartir esta campaña también puede acercarnos a alguien que sí pueda hacerlo.
Queremos que las próximas generaciones conozcan al lobo mexicano como una especie viva, protegida y ocupando el lugar que le pertenece en nuestros ecosistemas.
Dona hoy. Comparte. Únete a la manada.
Que su aullido nunca deje de escucharse.
Si quieres conocer más acerca de los Lobos y este proyecto visítanos en:
www.extincioncero.org
IG: @extincion_cero
Tiktok: @extincioncero
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Keep their howl alive: help save the Mexican wolf
Extinction is forever. Helping is something we can do today.
We want a future where the Mexican wolf’s howl remains part of Mexico. To make that possible, we need to protect the wolves in our care today and sustain the work that supports their conservation.
At Santuario Extinción Cero, in the State of Mexico, that commitment takes shape every day: preparing their food, looking after their health, and keeping their living spaces safe.
Today, we invite you to become part of their pack. Our goal is to raise $250,000 MXN (Mexican pesos) to continue caring for them and strengthen our conservation work.
They once came close to disappearing. They still need protection:
During the 20th century, persecution, trapping, and poisoning drove Mexican wolves to the brink of extinction. Their recovery relied on an extraordinarily small foundation: just seven founding wolves gave rise to the conservation program’s population. Decades of collaboration between Mexico and the United States helped begin their return to the wild. Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Their protection now faces new decisions. On September 4, 2026, Donald Trump signed an order requiring an assessment of whether Mexican wolves meet the criteria for reducing or removing U.S. federal protections, and initiating that process if they do. It also requests a legislative proposal toward that end. The order does not automatically remove those protections or change Mexican law. Source: White House executive order.
For us, this history reinforces a responsibility: sustaining conservation work and caring for the wolves that depend on us today. Your support provides resources to carry out that work at the sanctuary.
Their future depends on daily care
For decades, the Mexican wolf has faced a struggle for survival. Protecting these animals takes time, specialized knowledge, and ongoing resources.
Every wolf in our care needs a suitable diet, veterinary attention, and a safe environment. Behind that care are people working every day for their well-being.
Your donation helps make that work possible. It contributes to their food, the care they need, and the upkeep of their home.
It also supports a goal that reaches beyond the sanctuary: conserving Mexican wolves and working toward a future where more of them can reclaim their place in our ecosystems.
Meet the pack you help protect:
The sanctuary is home to Tukari and Naja, along with their offspring: Moro, El Mac, Meyotl, Adara, Joseph (Valko), and Kelev. Each has a story of their own, and each is part of the pack whose care you help make possible.
Tukari: a story you can help continue
Tukari was born in 2013 and arrived at the sanctuary in 2017. Today, he remains the leader of the pack. He and Naja have had two litters together.
Caring for him means much more than providing food. Some of his food is hidden, buried, or suspended so he can search for it and exercise. These activities, known as enrichment, help him stay active and express natural behaviors.
Every aspect of his care takes time, expertise, and resources: food to prepare, spaces to maintain, and health to monitor.
Your donation helps make this work possible—for Tukari, Naja, and the entire pack.
How will your donation help?
The $250,000 MXN we aim to raise will help us meet five essential needs:
Food and daily care: providing suitable food and maintaining the wolves’ daily care routines.
Specialized veterinary care: supporting checkups, treatments, and ongoing health monitoring.
Safe spaces: maintaining and improving the facilities where the wolves live and receive care.
Conservation, research, and rehabilitation: sustaining the sanctuary’s specialized work.
Education and awareness: helping more people learn about Mexican wolves and why protecting them matters.
Each of these efforts is part of the same commitment: caring for them today so Mexican wolves have a future.
You can leave your mark on their story today
You do not need to make a large donation to be part of this effort.
$100, $300, $500 MXN—or whatever amount you can give—contributes to the care these wolves need every day. When many people come together, their donations sustain work that no one person could carry out alone.
If you cannot donate today, you can still help us reach more people. Share this campaign with friends, family, or on social media, and tell them why protecting Mexican wolves matters to you.
Your message could reach the next person who decides to help.
Whatever the amount, we are united by the same cause: a future for the Mexican wolf.
Let future generations hear their howl, too:
We want those who come after us to know the Mexican wolf as a living animal with a place in our country and our ecosystems.
That future takes shape through what we do today: every act of care, every conservation effort, and every person who chooses to get involved.
Help us reach our goal of $250,000 MXN. Donate today and share this campaign so more people can join the pack.
Thank you for helping us care for them.
Keep their howl alive.