Wolves are beautiful to look at and carry themselves with regal dignity, yet despite this, they are still categorized as wild creatures.
The person in question, however, does not feel the compelling need that one may feel while physically interacting with a huge animal, contrary to common assumption.
At the wildlife facility in Colorado where he works, Daniel serves as a supervisor. She has a soft place for all wolves, but especially for an eight-year-old wolf named Kekoa who lives in a wild wolf group.
They hang around often and go on as if they’re still in high school. They can’t get enough of one other’s soft kisses and hugs.
The website of the Conservation Center currently has a video of a woman and her dog, Kekoa, playing in the snow. Naturally, this had a profound effect on our emotions.
Kekoa, a «brave Native American,» has traveled from Florida’s Seacrest Wolf Reserve to Colorado. He found his sister Sakara waiting for him inside.
The superb wolf weights 115 pounds, according to the institution, which is consistent with the weight listed on its website.
Despite its small size, it is incredibly soft and effective at retaining heat.
