Wolf Bay recently donated $250 to local animal rescue organization, Third Coast Animal Rescue, in honor of “Hailey” the winner of their third annual Pet Photo Facebook Contest. There to accept …
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Wolf Bay recently donated $250 to local animal rescue organization, Third Coast Animal Rescue, in honor of “Hailey” the winner of their third annual Pet Photo Facebook Contest. There to accept the donation on behalf of Third Coast Animal Rescue was Angela Eib. Also, attending the donation ceremony was Hailey’s owner, Christina Radcliff, and Wolf Bay’s owner, Char Haber.
Wolf Bay designated this year’s donation to be used toward animals saved from Baldwin County Animal Control Center by Third Coast Animal Rescue. Baldwin County Animal Control Center provides shelter and food for lost and/or abandoned pets and is often at full capacity. Third Coast Animal Rescue is a nonprofit formed to save abandoned and homeless animals, mainly from shelters along the Gulf Coast. Wolf Bay hopes to create awareness for spaying and neutering and pet identification with this annual St. Patrick’s Day social media contest and donation.
To volunteer or adopt a pet, please contact Baldwin County Animal Control Center at 251-972-6834, or Third Coast Animal Rescue at 251-366-6668, or Facebook.com/ThirdCoastAnimalRescue.
About Wolf Bay
Wolf Bay is a family-owned Baldwin County tradition known for its high-quality, fresh seafood, certified Angus hand cut steaks and local ambience. Its rich history began as a bait shop nestled in the trees along the beautiful waters of Wolf Bay in Elberta purchased by the Wrape family in 1973. They now have two locations – 20801 Miflin Road (County Road 20) in Foley, and 26619 Perdido Beach Blvd. (Zeke’s Landing) in Orange Beach. Visit WolfBayLodge.com or follow Wolf Bay on Facebook and Twitter.