Asheville -- May 20, 2026: In a powerful testament to regional resilience, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue has officially secured the future site for its rebuilt adoption center. The announcement marks a monumental milestone for the organization, which lost its entire Glendale Avenue campus to the catastrophic floodwaters of Hurricane Helene.
Operating heavily through an expanded foster network and temporary spaces over the last several months, the non-profit has continued its vital mission without missing a beat. Now, backed by unyielding community support and a recent $500,000 funding commitment, Brother Wolf is taking its first definitive steps toward a permanent, elevated home out of the flood zone.
Here is the official announcement shared by Brother Wolf Animal Rescue:Brother Wolf has purchased the future home for our rebuilt Adoption Center! This building will be transformed into a vibrant, lifesaving space for animals and the people who love them*.
We have been waiting a long time to share the news, and honestly, it feels amazing!!
After losing our shelter to floodwaters, Brother Wolf never stopped saving lives. We became even more foster-based, showing up for dogs, cats, and tiny critters who needed help, all while dreaming and planning about what would come next.
This Adoption Center will help us increase adoptions, better support overcrowded shelter partners, and move more animals from uncertainty into loving homes. More lifesaving. More connection. More impact.
We’ll be sharing more in the months ahead as plans come together, but today we are celebrating this amazing milestone with YOU, our people, who love animals as much as we do.
Thank you for believing in Brother Wolf. Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for helping make this possible. We’re rebuilding. We’re dreaming big. And we’re ju