Alveus Research & Recovery Institute Pixel Project

Saving Animals From Extinction

We're taking the Alveus approach to the wild. With your help, we successfully raised $1,000,000 to help fund the initial development of the Alveus Research & Recovery Institute. All 10,000 pixels on our mural have been unlocked by generous donors like you, each displaying the name of a vital original supporter of the institute.

While all pixels have been claimed on this original mural, we still need your help! That's why we're excited to announce the launch of Pixel Project 2, a brand new mural with another 10,000 pixels waiting to be unlocked by your donations.

018 Red wolves exist in the wild today. [1]

286 Mexican Gray wolves exist in the wild today. [2]

The Alveus Research & Recovery Institute is aiming to create a conservation breeding program for the critically endangered Mexican Gray and Red wolves, helping to maintain a population under human care with the end goal of reintroducing these incredible animals back into the wild.

• [1] U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Red Wolf Recovery Program Update - August 2025
• [2] U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Mexican Wolf Recovery Program Quarterly Update - Second Quarter 2025

Alveus Sanctuary will use all donations as part of the Pixel Project to fund the initial development of the institute.
In the event that more funds are raised than are needed for the project, additional funds will be allocated to the operations of the institute.