The organization says that the wolf plays an important role in the regulation and natural selection of the populations of small and large mammals.^[1] It claims that deaths of sheep attributed to wolves can instead be laid at the door of feral dogs.^[2] The organization endeavours to change the attitudes of people towards the wolf, especially in Europe where only in certain pockets are there the last refuges, outside of Russia, for wild wolves.^[3]

Goals of the Wolf Preservation Foundation include:

• Stop the killing of wolves and see that countries implement strict legal protection for wolves that migrate from neighbouring countries; press for legalization to require the registration of each wolf killed and, to state: how, where, why and by whom.
• See that countries who have signed at the Berne Convention carryout what they have signed to do regarding the wolf.
• See that the WPF preservation and management policies are carried out and study the possibility to restore wolves as natural predators into what was once their native habitat.
• To demythologise and promote a better understanding of the wolf.
• See that controls are put on feral dogs in order to stop the spread of disease and interbreeding with wolves, for there is a possibility they will wipe out the grey wolf, unless urgent action is taken.^[4]

The organization's president Bruce Barrymore Halpenny has authored two books on wolves, published by the organization:

• Brother Wolf, Wolf Preservation Foundation, 1994. ISBN 978-0-9524959-8-7.
• Ways of the Wolf, Wolf Preservation Foundation, 2011. ISBN 978-0952495956.

• Animal welfare
• Grey wolf

• Wolf Preservation Foundation videos - links to videos at ovguide.com.