Nancy Brown, President
Nancy Brown became interested in wolfdogs in 1994, when she got her first one. Her love for these special animals has grown to the Presidency of Full Moon Farm, Inc. Ending the cycle of abuse and abandonment of wolfdogs, and all "pets" is first and foremost on her mind and in her heart. By working through Full Moon Farm, she is able to "make a difference" in the lives of the rescues and residents here.
Melissa Ray Davis, Vice President
Melissa loves animals of all types and is dedicated to their well being. When she is not at Full Moon Farm scooping poop, working with animals, or putting up fencing, she can usually be found working at a local college, writing, hiking, taking nature photography, reading, or advocating for environmental causes.
Sandi Rector, Treasurer
Sandi Rector has always been an animal lover and very drawn to the wolf. She became intrigued with Full Moon Farm shortly after reading an article the Black Mountain News had done a few years ago. She was definitely hooked after her first trip to the farm and encountering "Big Daunk." She immediately became his sponsor and shortly after was asked to join the Board of Directors. She continues to promote Full Moon Farm and its cause through her shop, the Bone-A-Fide Bakery & Boutique in downtown Black Mountain. Her goal is to have a sponsor for every wolfdog residing at Full Moon Farm.
Morgan Davis, Secretary
Morgan has been captivated by wolves since he was child. His experiences with Full Moon Farm, which began in January 2004, have only firmed his love for wolves and wolfdogs.
Advisory Board
Suze Hecht
Suze became involved with FMF in January of 2005 when she was given a Full Moon Farm brochure by a friend. Wanting to learn more about wolfdogs, and how to be a responsible companion to one, she contacted Nancy to make arrangements to visit Black Mountain. Beginning with that first trip, she became committed to Full Moon Farm, its inhabitants, and its mission. She shares her involvement with her family, especially her children, Jake (15) and Hannah (11), who have become committed volunteers themselves.