The Loki Clan Wolf Refuge hosted displays at the Maine Wildlife Park Saturday. The Refuge, located on the Maine/New Hampshire border, provides a safe haven for wolf hybrid dogs so they can live out their lives like wild wolves rather than domesticated pets. No live animals from the refuge were at Maine Wildlife Park on Saturday, but displays included information about their unique personalities. The wildlife park also had on display new exhibits on small mammals.
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Jaxson Grivois, 14-months-old, of Belgrade peeks through the bear cutout as he poses for a picture in the picnic area at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray on Saturday. Tim Greenway/Staff Photographer
Sherry Putnam of Cape Elizabeth is reflected in the turtle pond as she photographs several painted turtles. Tim Greenway/Staff Photographer
Destiny Harvey, 9, and Meg McGoldrick of Sabattus check a coyote pelt at the Loki Clan Wolf Refuge display. Tim Greenway/Staff Photographer
A raccoon rests between two trees along the new small mammal exhibit trail at the Maine Wildlife Park. Tim Greenway/Staff Photographer
The Loki Clan Wolf Refuge display included wolf skulls such as this one resting on a pelt. Tim Greenway/Staff Photographer
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