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We were wondering where this guys pack was and then about a mile down the road we caught up with 8 more of them. They were too far away to capture though.
Though you can't tell from this photo, this lovely, rescued wolf only has three legs.
Austin Zoo
Austin, TX
March 5, 2010
Taken at the Wolf Centre in Haliburton, Ontario. Unfortunately you have to shoot thru a oneway glass window. Minolta 135mm 2.8 @ F4.
Motomo, Northwestern Wolf at ukwct.org.uk
Mate to Mai
Waiting for a sardine lolly to be hurled over the fence as a treat.
Governor Tom Wolf was joined by state Representative David Delloso and stakeholders and community members to discuss the reintroduction of the PA Opportunity Program, which would send $2,000 checks directly to Pennsylvanians. “I first proposed the PA Opportunity Program back in February, but Republican leaders in the General Assembly just wouldn’t get on board with funding it in this year’s budget,” said Gov. Wolf. “However, as I’ve traveled the commonwealth, I’ve heard directly from so many people about how much this program would mean to them and their families. I’m not going to stop fighting until the people of Pennsylvania get the help they need and deserve.” Folcroft, PA – August 2, 2022
WOLF German Shepherd cross.
A cross between a wolf and a German Shepherd F8 meaning eight generations post wolf mating. Answers to 'Tab'
Superintendent Dr. Postupac, Western Beaver County, Blackhawk speaks with the press. Governor Tom Wolf today announced that Pennsylvania is receiving $6.6 million from President Joe Biden’s "Internet for All" initiative, these are the first funds to be awarded of the more than $100 million to be managed by the Pennsylvania Broadband Authority. Harrisburg, PA – December 8, 2022
Mexican Gray Wolf. Click to enlarge. The Mexican gray wolf is the rarest, smallest, southern-most occurring, and most genetically distinct subspecies of gray wolf in North America. It is approximately half the size of the North American gray wolf. The 2023 population census revealed a minimum of 257 Mexican wolves distributed across Arizona and New Mexico. Taken w/an extender at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona in the Sonoran Desert.