The Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center, near Divide, recently became the state's first animal sanctuary to be certified by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. That means the center is considered as professional as the best zoos or aquariums in the country, and can take in endangered species. Dan Meyers talks to the center's founder, Darlene Kobobel.
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