Discover the paw-some world of wolfdogs with the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary!

Jump into an enclosure (virtually, of course) at the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary to learn about dogs, wolves and wolfdogs, as well as the differences and similarities between them all. Direct From Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary offers a delightful mix of interactive content and a live stream with an expert from the sanctuary.

What to expect:

• A live virtual session with the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary, along with other classes and individuals.
• A 45-minute program that streams live from inside a wolfdog enclosure.
• Learn about the differences between dogs and wolves, and what makes wolfdogs unique – from their biology to habitats and conservation.
• Learn about responsible pet ownership.

To ensure the best possible experience, here are some guidelines to keep in mind:

• Please note that registration closes two days before the session. So, if you are interested in participating, contact Spark as soon as you can!
• Numbers matter! At least two classes or 30 participants are needed to run each Direct From. As such, multiple classes are able to attend each session. Programs may be cancelled due to low registration.
• Participants will receive an email with more details the day before the session.
• For classrooms or large groups, sessions are best viewed on a large screen connected to a computer.
• During the session, everyone is expected to be respectful of the Spark host, guest speakers and other viewers.
• Feel free to enter the session with cameras and microphones on, but please turn off microphones once the presentations begin to minimize distractions. 
• Students and educators may be asked to participate in interactive activities throughout the session – another great reason to have cameras on! However, please note that Direct From sessions are always recorded, so cameras should be off if viewers do not want to be part of the recording. Recordings are used for Spark internal purposes only and cannot be shared with participants after the session.
• Each class or group of students will have a chance to ask at least one question during the Q&A session! It’s best to prepare questions ahead of time. Questions and comments may also be shared through the session chat window, but please make sure they are appropriate for a wider audience.