The Wolf brought a baby into the pack, but what they did was amazing. Most animals do not have expressive facial features because for most species it is advantageous for an individual to hide. How does it’s feeling most of the time? Absolute? Absolutely yes.
They initially have a natural fear of us, display defensive postures, yet calm down more each day. The severely injured adults are defensive and can be aggressive, and the young are immediately afraid of us and can die of shock if handled too much. As a wildlife rehabilitator, I seem to get the special cases, the director says. I have a different way that they accept easier. All are scared and vulnerable, needing quiet, warmth, and dark for safety. Read the full article here ▶
