The Animals What is a Sanctuary? A sanctuary is a safe refuge where animals live out their lives in quality habitats designed to provide for their individual behavioral and physical needs. They are treated in a humane and compassionate manner free from exploitation. Where do the animals come from? Indigo Mountain Nature Center provides a permanent home for captive-born animals who have been abandoned, abused or displaced from diverse backgrounds. Others are “surplus” animals from roadside zoos or backyard breeders. Still others were rescued from “Canned Hunts” and a few have been saved from going to Exotic Animal Auctions. Some were found roaming the streets while others were relinguished to authorities. Click on the thumbnails below to view their photos. Please consider giving a gift of Sponsorship or Enrichment for your animal of choice. To make your tax deductible $25.00 donation to help support an animal, click the donation form below, please submit it, and it will bring you to our google checkout submission. You can also print out the form and send it with your donation to Indigo Mountain Nature Center through the US Mail. Thank you for your support. Animal Sponsorship Request Form - Click on this link to send us your Request.
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Meet The Bears | | | | Ahwahnee | Tenaya | Mahto | Satank |
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Meet The Canines Indigo Mountain is home to a variety of contents of wolfdogs and coydogs. Throughout this site you will see that we refer to them as low, mid or high content animals. This indicates the estimated content for most of the animals as we have very little detail about their background or pedigrees in most cases. Historically, percentages have been used to determine the wolf content in wolfdogs. However, this is not an accurate method of determining the content of the animal. Therefore, we cannot with any certainty label these animals as a specific percentage or filial generation. Click on the thumbnails below to view their photos.
| | | | | Ahkia | Tucson | Aiyana | As Gaya Dihi | Yana Usdi | | 
| | | | Denali | Shastina | Ursa | Lila Wi | Maya | | | | | | Mofassa | Nahima | Ouray | Sequoia- Male | Shasta | | | | | | Stormy | Tacoma | Takoda | Taza | Tehya | | | 
| | | Tok | Wascin | Teton | Sequoia-Female | Welela | | | | | | | | | | |
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For more detailed information on wolfdogs please look at our Resources page. Meet The Sugar Gliders The Colony Meet The Felines | | | Savannah | Fancy | Rupee | | | | Denali | Sasha | Jethro | | 
| Jasper | Sergeant Tibbs |
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Meet The American Green Tree Frogs Meet the Hedgehog | 
