While wolves often symbolize the wild and untamed, wolf pups are surprisingly vulnerable and quite adorable. This YouTube video captures a tender moment in the life of a wolf pup as a newborn sleeps ...

The agency is hoping to capture the pup and reunite it with its litter mates and mother. The agency said previously it will release the wolf pups this winter in Colorado.

The wolves roaming the state have new pups that are being monitored by wildlife officials, Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...

Two Ice Age wolf pups once thought to be early dogs have been identified as wild wolves, thanks to detailed DNA and chemical ...

CPW said they have begun an operation to capture the fifth pup and “reunite it with its litter mates and mother.” The agency is preparing for a “winter release” of the pack. Rancher counts ...

Students from Cloquet High School and Hermantown Middle School participated in a research study on wolf pup survival. ... and then the last weekend is the deer rut or mating season,” explained Holz.

According to Mexican gray wolf managers with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Asha gave birth to five puppies in mid-May. They’re all very special because Mexican gray wolves are critically ...

On Friday, Sept. 20, CPW staff returned to the area to retrieve the cameras and biologists confirmed the presence of an uncollared gray wolf pup believed to be a fifth Copper Creek pack member.

A dispersing wolf might remain within its original territory, searching for a mate or a new place to call its own. Some may find temporary mates and then return to their natal pack.

While adult wolves typically sleep between 4 and 10 hours a day (within a 24-hour period), wolf pups need much more rest — around 15 to 18 hours — to support their rapid growth and development.