#Wolf posts

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

Shiny wolf!

[awesomepuppyy]

too scared to post on main .

ignore this maybe

[doglover43]

vancouver coastal “sea” wolves

more vancouver coastal wolves!! the captures people are able to take of these creatures are always so stunning

[dreadwolfreturns]

Cullen’s letter to the Inquisitor❤️🦁

[lycanlurker]

ITS FUMKIN FOGGY. BRAIN WANTS AWOO.

[arsenicarachn1d]

Day 10

[hurricane-cat]

these two gifs represent me I SO SILLY!!

i am so will graham AND i’m always sleepy all the time 😞

[kvetch19]

"bébé loup s'est endormi profondément, il ne m'a pas entendu arriver ! ....

This wolf puppy is deeply sleeping on the transataiga road. It didn't hear my coming. rain will awake it.

(julie)"

[dreamdropcompanions]

1/22/24 | my owners wore 2 ears today cause the first own broke off so they need to glue it back. i missed Cheese so much all day. i am with them now. :^] ♡ we chilled in the house most of the day and had a late lunch with my owner's big sister.. the fries?? slapped-!! - Greydancer

[plethoraworldatlas]

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported late Monday that it has named two new wolf packs that were confirmed in the state last summer.

The newly named wolf families are the Beyem Seyo pack in Plumas County and the Harvey pack in Lassen County. Another of 2023’s newly discovered packs, the Yowlumni pack, ranges in Tulare County and was named in December.

“These awe-inspiring animals continue to show us that California’s wild landscapes are great habitat for wolves and that they’ll find their way here,” said Amaroq Weiss, a senior wolf advocate at the Center for Biological Diversity. “Wolves belong in our state, and we should do everything we can to ensure they thrive.”

The department’s quarterly report covered known wolf information from August through October 2023. It reported that the state has five wolf packs plus several groups of wolves, including new individuals and groups in four northeastern California counties.

The new report noted the continued existence of the Lassen pack in Lassen County, the Whaleback pack in Siskiyou County and a group of two or three wolves in Tehama County. Another group of three wolves was documented ranging in Sierra and Nevada counties, and individual wolves have been sighted in Modoc County. A previously known wolf family in Plumas County, the Beckwourth pack, is thought to no longer exist.

Based on the department’s count, California is currently home to around 45 wolves including adults, yearlings and pups of the year.

The Beyem Seyo pack has at least two adults and six pups; the Harvey pack has at least two adults and one pup; the Lassen pack has a minimum two adults, five yearlings, and three pups; the Whaleback pack is composed of at least two adults, one yearling, and eight pups; the Yowlumni pack consists of two adults and six pups; and the two unnamed groups of wolves include a group of two to three wolves in Tehama County and a group of three wolves in Sierra and Nevada counties.

“I feel so fortunate to bear witness to the return of these top-level carnivores to California,” said Weiss. “Not only are wolves essential to healthy, wild nature, they also have for thousands of years been integral to the human spirit and imagination and a symbol of our connection to the wild.”

Background

The first wolf in nearly a century to make California part of his range was OR-7, a radio-collared wolf from Oregon that entered California in late 2011. OR-7 traveled across seven northeastern counties in California before returning to southwestern Oregon, where he found a mate and settled down, forming the Rogue pack.

Several of OR-7’s offspring have since come to California and established packs. Those include the original breeding male of the Lassen pack and the breeding female of the Yowlumni pack residing in Tulare County. The Shasta pack, California’s first confirmed wolf pack in nearly 100 years, was discovered in 2015 but disappeared a few months later.

[doglover43]

vancouver coastal “sea” wolves - source

[implied-gay-sex]

Animals are always and will always be better than humanity. They will always love you no matter who or what you are and they will always be there for you when you are in the worst parts of your life. Animals are superior.

Animals deserve no hate. How dare you disrespect and abuse them when they were here before you, you have no right to disrespect them.

Look at them. Aren’t they just lovely?

[lycanlurker]

I have a love/hate relationship with tug-o-war because on one paw "YIPPIE MY OWNERS/MATE WANNA PLAY!!" But on the other paw I can't growl or use my mouth so what's the point??

[blogdaabelha]

"há vários lobos dentro de mim, mas todos eles uivam para a mesma lua" 🌕

[importantmentalitywolf]

Cry

I wish I could tell you what yesterday was. I wish I was comfortable enough to tell you what I'm going through. When my two work moms know more than you, it's hurts. I wish I could have your support. But I don't trust you. Every text is me hoping it's not you going back to asking me for money I don't have. Or asking for something I can't do. Waiting for you to go back to how you always do. It's miserable. I just want you, as in who I remember you being, not who you are today. A stranger.