Man Saved this Wolf and her Cubs, but 4 Years later THIS happens...

Wolves are a top predator. They are vicious, clever and fast. But even they need a helping hand every now and then. When one man came across a mama wolf stuck in a trap, he did everything he could to help the little family. Four years later, he never expected what would happen when he returned. Just click on the video to find out. If you liked this story, don’t forget to like and subscribe to get daily new videos, and if you can’t wait until then, simply head on over to my channel where you’ll find more amazing stories.

[@unity5332]

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[@dorothystewart5189]

sbz

[@ralphculley4650]

Fantastic my friend thanks for sharing this

[@narulovechannel2249]

He got eaten?

[@larryferd1510]

What an absolutely full of shit story this is. Bravo for your imagination tho

[@mattdemo6387]

I miss the old youtube, back when all of its videos were evidence, instead of fair-tales with internet pics screenshots

[@pedropierre9594]

When i was a kid, my grandpa had a wolf, he literally picked it up from a chicken coup as a puppy, fast forward to when i was 8, it protected me from a rooster that rushed me when i was just minding my own business, its name was Pinto, and ill never forget just how smart he was.

[@killagamez4619]

My grandad had a wolf too called nook. A timber wolf. I remember I used to cuddle up to him all the time

[@chriskibodeaux9818]

And ur both full of shit!!!! There is zero possibility anyone found a wolf pup in a coop like that! There are hidden away and u will never see them like that!

[@KorokHaze93]

I'm gonna assume the rooster didn't fare too well in that encounter

[@Pabloeskiibra22]

What a cool memory man thank you for sharing 😊

[@fullcircle4723]

Great story.

[@saintsinner7565]

You can’t be more safer than if u earn a trust of a wolf pack Beautiful creatures

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Have you seen a wolf before, can you live with a wolf?

[@saintsinner7565]

@@leonmason8521 Well some facts in this story make me think,this has never happened,firstly cause that female was not the alpha,secondly wolves live with the pack including the cubs,no mama wolf lives alone,the ones we call solo ones are older male wolves,so when this story said,he went to the den and there were only cubs,made me think it’s just a story,a beautiful one,but not real Yes,you could live with wolves,if you can earn the trust and friendship of the alpha,no other wolf goes above the alpha,and def no random wolf in a pack would dare to bring a human to the herd,so that also stood out to me I grew up very unique and awesome way,cause my father has been an huntsman my entire life,so I can see and notice things that other ppl maybe can’t I have seen wolves,they appear out of the blue and they disappear just like this They are creatures to be scared of,due to their ability to track, and especially when it’s winter time and food might be lacking,luckily they normally live in a deep deep woods and rarely cross paths with us,but if u step on their trail,I would suggest to turn around They are extremely intelligent and cautious and the change of a person ever meeting a wolf in real life is very low,even hunters don’t come across them often My daddy has set a wolf loose from a trap as well,but he had no pups and was a huge gray male wolf,but he used a sedative to shoot into him first,so that it would not end in his death and would not be so traumatizing for the wolf We have hunting dogs,so we were able to move our dogs from their kennel and put the injured wolf there,he cleaned the wolf up,tied his paw and we kept our distance,just fed him and gave him water A month later,he was able to run on his own,we did the same thing,sedated him and took him where we found him It’s amazing feeling to run your fingers thru such majestic fur He was knocked out and I gave it a hug and we left him to wake up Never saw that wolf again But it’s one of my best childhood memories,I even remember how he smelled like

[@leonmason8521]

@@saintsinner7565 yeah you are right, nice meeting you, am Leon and you?

[@leonmason8521]

@@saintsinner7565 where are you from please?

[@jameammarijr.2248]

its a story

[@xxxxbigrich5752]

My brother was stationed in Alaska while in the Air force he would tell me how cold it would get. He loved taking photos and while on a pass he would share stories with me. And he loved animals I guess that's why I love animals myself. I miss my brother he passed away in his next stop in the air force while in Germany I just wanted to share that with you because of your story. Thanks.

[@SheilaRandall-wg3rl]

These are the stories that should make the news instead of the murders and hate pieces. Loved this. You made my day!

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@legadema3717]

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT !! Murderers & crooks get all the attention!

[@TimetravelingArchaeologist]

Wolves are such beautiful and smart creatures. I had the privilege of having one as part of my family when I was young, growing up in Alaska. Not something anyone should just have, but ours came to us as a rescue from another person who had trained them as a sled dog. I miss him still.

[@Diamondraw4Real]

Wow nice

[@michaelmangrum5460]

Oh my goodness. A sled dog. That must have been hell for a wolf.

[@italianwaterice9594]

he enjoyed where you put the peanut butter,,, as did you

[@christianboswell2901]

Oh wow! Thats pretty cool, sled dogs? Thats intriguing and now I might Google it haha

[@davidrobinson7112]

Wolves are a fantastic part of mother nature's world...thank you for the stories.

[@moonytoon1979]

I don't care if this story is true or not! I believe there are people out there who would help any animal in need (I am one of them)! Great story. ♥

[@windofchaosblows]

Well not any animal but I would help most of animals if I saw them in need, the only species I refuse to help is humans (I know there are good people but I'm not taking chances)

[@petergriffinson1907]

It’s true. I’m John.

[@72PSI]

Help cows. Don't drink milk. Peace

[@candycanessongs]

@@72PSI So Dairy cows will become extinct. Well done on being such a friend to the animals....

[@hungedteddy7971]

@@72PSI By that logic, eggs are a no go. Even though almost all grocery eggs have no fetus in them

[@zarineb6507]

Had read this story in the Readers Digest...years back. one of my most favourite animal story. Thank you for recreating it, so more people are aware of the beauty of all Gods creatures.

[@christiclifford3942]

I am so happy that you helped and had the time to help the family. Thank you so much. You are an angel for that wolf. Those precious lives were saved by you. What an amazing experience!

[@ledorieschulzby862]

No iv

[@theCosmicQueen]

But the wolf woul d have rather eaten a child, or maybe 22 of them like these ones did- kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYapoKWpir51rpo

[@seancunningham4254]

I found 3 dingoe pups here in Australia, incredibly smart and formed such a close bond with my family. Lived with them for 14 years, i realised after a while they were not my pets and really didn't need me to survive, they were born with all the know how to get by. But we all loved each other, il never forget them.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

What a blessing to have that relationship

[@johnogier3748]

What part in OZ were you from at the time 🤔🇦🇺

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

@@johnogier3748 When are you going to get off the drugs?

[@tajmajal4197]

Happy Paws Haven WestValleyDogsAndCats Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH Welttierschutzgesellschaft e. V. Farm Animal Rescue (Australia) VoicelessAustralia Young-Williams Animal Center Washington Area Humane Society Scotland County Humane Society Noahs Ark Dog & Cat Shelter

[@jackspratt44]

There was a girl that I dated when I was a teenager. She had a massive wolf. He was huge. He was all wolf with piercing blue eyes. His name was Blue. He was not a dog. I was always very very gentle with him. He played ball and ran around us in circles. He didn't eat his tail and never barked. He only howled when we howled just to hear his bellow. It's was creepy hearing him at such a close range. He was super affectionate. He lived in the house. He blended in with the night. They would put h out sometimes on a chain and wire on cold nights until it got late so he could exercise and be outside a while. I would come over after working at Sonic and bring him several burgers with just meat and cheese. He ate them in one bite and took food super gentle. We cuddled in the floor with him on n front of the couch and used him like a pillow. That was one of the best beasts I've ever been around my entire life. He was the best of the best. When she and I parted ways I missed that animal. I didn't miss her Soo much. Ha ha but it's true

[@RachelleBeyer]

I dated a guy for 6 months - we had fun, but I knew he wasn’t “the one.” I loved his little Frenchie/Boston Terrier mix named Gibson so much. On the day I was saying goodbye to the guy after packing up my small bag of things I’d left at his house over the months, I was crying. But not because I was gonna miss him. It was cause I knew I was never gonna see Gibson ever again 😬

[@kellison1838]

What a disappointing ending to that long story. You could have simply wrote I know a girl with a friendly wolf.. the end

[@treatyixsavage9810]

lmao I loved the ending tbh

[@Alaskanman]

That slight jab at the end was kinda unnecessary haha

[@bari2883]

My husky doesn’t bark only howls it must be the wolf in him.

[@Dotumian]

What a story. 👏🏽. Animals have thoughts and feelings more than a lot of people for sure.

[@SkyMurphy77]

Yes

[@MexicoAdventurer]

I once rented a room from a family who had a wolf. Once you gain their trust, you have a guardian and friend for life. 🐺

[@kevinbeach8915]

It’s true. I’m from the North…I have a very similar story. My wolf was named Polar and he was exceptionally big and hugely aggressive, the only person to ever feed him was me. We lived together with his pack for several years. His cubs played with my oldest boy. I remember hunters hunting him on one occasion, I warned them they would be surprised to find how protected the pack…with what wolf in his sites the next day. I stepped in front of that hunter and sat down. To his amazement the pack came to me and darted around as my boy was petting several of them, I mentioned to the hunter this was my family and land, if he persisted he would have to deal with me..that was 40 years ago give or take…..my son is still there and cares for his pack along with his own family. Life is very beautiful that way Inno way are his wolves tame and all wild animals should be respected

[@SalemElloit]

I've noticed with many stories, that wolves act aggressively mainly when they are frightened, or injured. Obviously not saying one should or could go out and just pet a wild wolf, or even someone's pet wolf. However, from my understanding, is they are not innately aggressive unless feel they need to be. They are more wary of humans, and choose not to associate with us as much as they can. Just as coyotes are not naturally aggressive to humans.

[@SalemElloit]

@@kevinbeach8915 I have noticed that. Back in February where I lived at the time, a cougar got ahold of a 5 pound dog. You could hear it hissing and the dogs cries in the woodline that was behind my house. It explained why my dog was always scared to being outside alone, even though we had a fence up around the yard. Recently moving to where I live now, I was sitting outside with him and had 5 black vultures start circling overhead. They went away almost immediately when I told him to go into the house. Even foxes are scared of us. I had one curious fox when I was outside at night smoking get curious and try to sneak up to my car. I was watching a show on my phone, and once I realized it was there, it ran away immediately 😅

[@antonb8422]

I’m I the only one calling this bullshit !!

[@kevinbeach8915]

@@antonb8422 so you chimed in on something that was really of no concern to you to call it all lies? You have no history on anyone, are you trying to start a fight or are you just a Karen thinking it’s all right to confront total strangers? I can tell by your name how bright you are.

[@bonefetcherbrimley7740]

*Presses X to doubt*

[@ironsales5669]

As a child I had a half Black Lab half Timber wolf as a pet. It was the most loyal loving animal I have ever experienced in my 52 years. Thank you for putting this video together.

[@joshcummings9750]

I HAD A CALIFORNIA RED WOLF BUT HE WAS A LONG BLACK HAIRED BOY HE LIVED LIKE 16YRS HE WAS MY FIRST DOG I MISS MY BEAR DOG

[@styleshalwick3999]

Hilarious I had exact same mix! Black lab n timber wolf. All black male named thunder. Wow what a magnificent animal. Died at about 7 after a vicious fight with a 450lb black bear...ruby NY, Catskill mts

[@bbygrl2812]

My neighbor had the exact mixed dog! A gentle giant. One day we learned that he’d died in his sleep. He was only like 6 years old. Vet just said he died of natural causes. We miss him coming to the door for a treat when his owner let him out to go potty.

[@joevalletta2861]

I lost .mine along time ago

[@lovetruth5518]

Its like a sword in your soul when they die.😔

[@KYkimmiegirl]

Our wolf was the most exceptional part of our family. So smart, attentive, protective of my children. Great w the neighbors as well as other animals. Truly our Haus was Heaven sent. He lived to be almost 18. We were truly blessed. If only I could find another.

[@andychris7647]

Awe that sound sweet am always scared of wolve dogs . Hi Kimberly how are you doing I do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@charlesdaniel353]

Sounds good tho’ but I’m not scared of wolves dog.

[@charlesdaniel353]

You need too be courageous at all time.

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@user-qi1fp9oo2q]

Thank you for the video wolf's are amazing animals and far more intelligent than many people realise wonderful heartwarming story

[@gcprost]

I’m so impressed with this man. His determination, intelligence, and hard work contributed to this happy story.

[@arminvoneckerberg8978]

you really believe that story? Then you also believe in Grimm's story of the wolf. The creator just make things up to make money. That's not reality.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@plazaqueen5439]

wait until you hear about the big guy in a red suit who works with elves and reindeer!

[@robertchiarizia9463]

@@arminvoneckerberg8978 I’ve done things with wild animals that defy the typical stereotype about them. An animal in extreme need of rescue is smart enough to know what is going on. It is sort of a time out in the animal kingdom. Sometimes animals display more intelligence than people do. Especially severely domesticated humans far removed from the natural environment that don’t have to kill to survive.

[@daddylee4216]

I'm even more impressed with your naivety

[@daddylee4216]

@@plazaqueen5439 🤣🤣

[@robertthomas3367]

Having owned a wolf, I'll tell you that they don't forget, good/bad.

[@mirgato9704]

I use to own a wolf husky mix when I lived in a Western state yrs ago

[@thedarksideoftheforce6658]

Dam right Bob!

[@joshuaciresoli2927]

I have a wolf hybrid and he has been my greatest companion. Fiercely loyal to those who foster a good relationship with them, fierce against those who do not. The intelligence factor makes proper enclosure and training challenging but rewarding. Socializing them is a bit of challenge, but is important. I love my son, Growler, and he loves me.

[@AlphaMachina]

My uncle had a falconers license, and we always had birds (great horned owls, screech owls, red tail hawks, ravens) and ravens are the same way. They never forget. They remember faces forever, and the feelings associated with those faces, good or bad. If you treat them well and share gifts with them, they'll remember you fondly.

[@emafex]

How did you get to own a wolf?

[@ReeceDee]

This is how wolves were domesticated..love..loyalty.. and friendship.

[@tajmajal4197]

Oakville & Milton Humane Society Open Shelter Targu Ocna Paraiso Huellas PAE Protección Animal Ecuador Animal Love Rescue Center Global Strays Perelka e.V. Rasa Animal Shelter - پناهگاه حیوانات رسا Second Chance Aspin Shelter Philippines, Inc.

[@theCosmicQueen]

LOL til they got hungry and started eating all the kids like this-- Real historical fact not silly fake stories for foolish gullible people. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYapoKWpir51rpo

[@harishchandra2322]

even animals understand the language of love. How cruel of us to treat them different

[@robgnisir4708]

Lol you know they ripped a German shepherd off his chain and tore it apart and ate him right?

[@D.T.K.]

​@@robgnisir4708 OK and? Packs gotta ear bucko

[@Yesu44]

Wolves are like elephants. They have amazing memory & don't forget. What a beautiful story.

[@sanjii1448]

pretty sure all animals has good memory

[@hbinitials7]

@@sanjii1448 pet cats: idc

[@20puskinas1992]

@@hbinitials7 oh trust me they do. I work in a farm and it takes a long time to gain cat's trust, but when you do they always be very happy seeing you even if you don't give them food. Some are cunts like humans who dont appreciate your good doings and just mind their own business, but some are very vocal when they see me and put their tails up.

[@jaygarit9177]

@@sanjii1448 *have* not "has good memory"

[@sanjii1448]

@@jaygarit9177 who is you i meant to say that if you got a problem fight me nigga

[@alysgottafigureitout2482]

this is an amazing story! i had once lived with several wolf mixed dogs(50%). the loyalty and memory of those dogs was absolutely amazing and even though i lived on a large plot of land by myself, i never felt scared bc i knew those dogs were always around. they never liked coming inside but they were always close by. the intelligence and emotion they demonstrated was unlike any dog i had ever been around. i was never able to train them. they did however respect everything that i cared for including my garden, the boundary of the property as well as my three house cats which they protected. they also knew when i was sad and would actively try to comfort me in a demonstration i felt could only be in movies. out of everything, they were like family. those kinds of bonds are amazing. i will never forget those dogs.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

You were truly blessed to have that relationship

[@philkearny5587]

I have raised five wolf hybrids. They are not for everyone. If you’re not the alpha, they will be.

[@courtneygriffin9736]

That's beautiful ❤️ Thanks for writing that.

[@greatcornholio5541]

30 years ago my older sister had a 3/4 wolf hybrid puppy. I know now that’s illegal but it turned out to be a great family pet. He was also great with both kids and adults. I believe he was Timber/red wolf and had the prettiest coat I’ve ever seen. He also had the fastest jaws I’ve seen. I could hit a tennis ball at him with a racket as fast as I could and he could catch it out of the air almost every time from about 20-30 feet away facing me…regardless of a bad bounce he just snatched it out of the air. He also would chase my dirt bike and bite at the rear tire as if he was trying to sever the tendon on the back of some imaginary deers heel.

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@kimdonaghey9335]

That was the most amazing story I've ever heard. Totally awesome thank you John for helping the wolf. Your an amazing man God bless you.

[@lisagbianco47]

This is sooooo beautiful! More stories like these should make others feel to want to protect the animals. Thank you

[@LADudeYo]

Bless this man who helped that poor wolf. He saved more than just the momma wolf.

[@jacquelinemartin9490]

This was a very touching story. I believe humans & wild animals, even those as fierce as wolves, can co-exist with mutual respect. God bless him! He saved five precious lives!!

[@FakeMoonRocks]

He became Wolf Man. Bark at the Moon, baby. Yeah!

[@fyrchmyrddin1937]

It's a nice story, and it might even be true; wolves are extremely intelligent. Our neighbor had a half-wolf pet, and even though it got excited and bit me as a child, it was a good guard and protector. That said, people should never forget, "Nature, red in tooth & claw" is dangerous. One need look no further than the hippy-dippy self-styled "Grizzly Man" Tim Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard. The recording sounds like something out of a horror film...

[@dennisholst4322]

@Inanna Banana I was in a gas station in prairie du chien a guy came in with a dog I looked at the dog his eyes told him he was part wolf The guy said he was a Shepherd cross

[@fyrchmyrddin1937]

@Inanna Banana Concur; there were even "experts" that told him what a more-0n he was. Both he & the last girl were from NY! Not that NY'ers don't have an f'ing clue about nature, but they're a LONG way from Grizzlies. Black bears are the norm.

[@inigo9000]

@@dennisholst4322 damn I never met a guy that was a shepherd cross

[@danimation59]

This is such a beautiful story. This goes to show that you should never judge a book by it’s cover. It makes me so happy to know that people are like this and I’m some way, I wish I was there too.

[@daz4312]

True or not, things like this do happen. My Father and maternal Grandfather went deer hunting one day, and driving along a road looking for a good place to search, they came upon a doe who had tried to jump the barb wire fence along the road and got hung up on it. They carefully approached her, and she did not flinch at all or try to get away. She held perfectly still the whole time they worked to free her, lifting her off the wires, and they were able to let her go back to the woods with fairly minimal injuries. My Grandfather was one of the best horse whisperers I've ever known, and maybe that had something to do with it, but they both agreed the doe absolutely knew that they were trying to help her. Mind you, they never did get a deer that year. We always felt they were so affected by the experience that their hearts weren't really in it that year.

[@elaineshaw7966]

Even the animal knows how to show appreciation for kindness

[@SubRosa33]

Unlike many people

[@RaVeR076]

@@SubRosa33 migrants

[@sanjuan100100]

Sometimes they show appreciation eating you 😄😄

[@pyllywaltteri]

@@SubRosa33 and unlike most animals

[@abigaildodd7979]

I love this guy.

[@dakotasessler566]

Our wolf dog saved my sister's life from a full grown doberman and he was only a year and half old line backer tackled the stupid out that dog R.I.P Joe I'll never forget you

[@PppP-mq4tf]

My dad was a U.S. Air Force colonel and he was a proud, caring, and devoted airman and warrior for the family more than anyone else. I respect his beliefs and I'm so proud of everything about him, but I still can't believe my father has left me. I mean, I can't admit it exactly. In fact, today, I had a dream that my father would come back in a military uniform. I know it can't happen, but I want to dream about it again. I'm envious of the boy's feelings in the video, but it's also touching. Thank you to all the military members and the military family. You make our country proud. Thank you for your service

[@DER-HUHU]

Such a fantastic Story... I love it 💚

[@cherylperkins3778]

I had a wolf hybrid as a pet a few years back. One of the most amazing animals to ever be in my life. We would have group howls every time my family and I returned home from a day away. She was the most incredible hiking and camping companion. Always off- leash and she never strayed from my side. She also had a mothering instinct and would snuggle with my mother’s kitten. She didn’t like just anybody either and would warn people she didn’t like with a single, low growl. I always trusted her instinct in regards to other people.

[@stargazer6074]

Animals are the best judge of character. If your dog doesn't like someone, you shouldn't, either. Trust their judgement.

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment Cheryl, have you seen a wolves before, can you train Cub?

[@gaiasgrowinggarden8603]

Growing up In Alaska my Dads dreams was to own a wolf turns out the neighbors had a wolf pup. We named him Kodiak. We shared 14 years together ❤I can’t help but feel his spirit watches over us

[@-b-g-]

I’m sorry for your loss that’s really sad

[@judithcampbell1705]

Whether or not the story is true, it doesn't matter. It is a beautiful story and one that is completely believable because I do know wolves. They are incredibly intelligent, they care for their young and will protect them with their lives ❤ 💙. Thank you for sharing this. Have a great day 😀

[@hawkrider88]

Very sweet story. I watched this with my granddaughter. Love it!

[@ninamenon]

My mother and husband both had the privilege of entering a pen of rescued wolves near Seattle. They were told not to make eye contact or try to touch them. Some of them were huge, some young and playful, they sat and watched them, allowed them to sniff them....my mom never forgot that! My niece worked at a wolf rescue in Idaho.

[@viberkalito864]

wonderful what of eye contact

[@loril.mangold8160]

I went to that wolf rescue place, it's called Wolfhaven, it's near Tenino Washington

[@hylaslarocque9154]

QQ

[@jstrange6009]

Dogs and wolves are a lot smarter and emotionally sensitive than a lot of people know.....way to be John.

[@heru3337]

All animals is smart Americans tend to only love dogs.

[@gothixxx12]

I think they smarter than most people.

[@jstrange6009]

@@gothixxx12 😆 I Agree! 👍🏻

[@wandayoung8266]

@@jstrange6009 yes I too love wolves. I had a female wolf from wyoming close to canada line. I loved that wolf. Thank you for saving her and her babies.

[@michellegeist5421]

I would do the same as John did. This story brought tears to my eyes. I have always dreamt of something like that. To come in contact with such a majestic creature. Wolves are so amazing to me. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jamesanderson9271]

Hello Michelle, how are you doing today?

[@andychris7647]

Hello Michelle how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@dcastro2857]

1:45

[@piratelady6467]

Bless him - I am native American and I cried watching this video - he has a heart of gold - wolves are great 🥰♥️

[@nickhardy6672]

john went above and beyond to save this family of wolves. what a hero.

[@hamoodiii2924]

BS made up story. I guess John didn’t really have anything to do for a week then to try to win some wild animals trust

[@killekillekille1]

He could call the cops or whatever? To get people to do it, get the Wolf to sleep, remove the trap. Get it to a vet, could happen in a day but dude took a week

[@Forgive7x77_]

@@killekillekille1 but he gained a pack respect

[@hamoodiii2924]

@@killekillekille1 exactly sounds like the people in our government lol. But I don’t think John or anybody could be that incompetent, hence it’s a BS story. But cool story though maybe something I’d tell a kid as a bedtime story.

[@killekillekille1]

@@hamoodiii2924 agree, for sure a good bedtime story 👍🏻

[@Mapleaple]

I had a timberwolf as a child in Canada. We named her Goatsie because she loved eating goats. She only bite me once for her whole life. It was a stray cub left alone near our cabin next to our chicken coop. She lived a great life and kept me safe from many predators in British Columbia in the Inika Mountains.

[@MollyHJohns]

Greetings from SE Asia. That's a nostalgic share. May I ask how big did she grew up to be? I only knew little info and saw pictures but I'm fascinated with this species in general.

[@Mapleaple]

@@MollyHJohns She was small. Around 55 pounds. The males I think grow much larger but they are not massive like other wolfs. The are the pack sort. They are borderline dogs. Their tendencies are diffrent then dogs. They can dissappear for a whole day or longer out in the forest. She usually had blood stains around her mouth I think hunting small prey. She is a bit aggressive around food but got better around 2 years old. She showed her fangs a lot but not towards any family members, just things like a moose, beavers and occasionally rare a bear. She peeded on trees marking the surrounding treeline and further in especially if it had bear scratch marks on the pine trees. She never really drank from a dog bowl and preferred to drink out of a river near our house. Hated dry dog kibble and where we lived dog food is hard to come by. We fed her raw chicken and goats if we could hunt one. Her main diet was actually deer mean or venison meat if you prefer. My wof never liked to sleep inside but slepted out in a shed we handmade. I was small during this time. Oh and if she was good and I caught a rainbow trout I would cut the fish up and give it to her so she wouldn't actually eat the small bones in the fish. Great animals to have. Nothing too special they just look like a rougher version of a husky, just more timid and hyper aware, loved to howl too when the other packs of wolfs were around, but she never really hung out with them...least to my knowledge.

[@MollyHJohns]

@@Mapleaple thanks so much for the wonderful details! She's clearly a runt but still sounds so lovely. And thanks for bringing her up alongside your family and not treating her like a fully kept/chained pet.

[@f_pay2win903]

I wish i could have had a freaking wolf🤩

[@robertjanko6709]

@@f_pay2win903 Even people with a very good knowledge of canide behaviour have problems interacting with wolves. They are no puppets. So you better get yourself a dog. Even they can be hard to handle.

[@jennieduncan6471]

I would definitely try to help any wolf that was in a dangerous situation. I love wolves!

[@jamesanderson9271]

Hello Jennie, how are you doing today?

[@Sorchia56]

I have always loved wolves. The ones on our property have never hurt any of us, not a even a single growl. We’ve found I have to around whomever goes near the wolves. Guess they trust me but no one else. I play with the cubs each year and it’s my favourite time to stay out on the property.

[@andychris7647]

Same here. Hello there how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@teddiesmummy386]

If this is a true story, then, my goodness, what an amazing story it is! The nan who saved the Mum wolf is a human in a million! Kudos to him for his patience and bravery! ❤️😇

[@vctor6768]

Only in Hollywood

[@Nate-bn5kk]

@@vctor6768 Lol I bet the guy in this story also sings songs while all the birds and critters gather around and perch on his shoulder, singing along with him...

[@raskreia8326]

@@Nate-bn5kk Also the wolves came back when John was fighting the main antagonist.

[@SL92018]

@@Nate-bn5kk it's not really an implausible story, it could well have happened

[@Nate-bn5kk]

@@SL92018 yeahhh but highly, highly unlikely

[@kathleenpugh7350]

So nice to hear something like this! All the violence happening around us, this story is heart warming!

[@kuscheltear]

what a great story. what a brave and great man, risking his wellbeing to save the wolf family. thats a story for a book!

[@libbylackey8780]

That was a wonderful story, thank you! Fact that he stayed there for all those days so he could help that wolf -amazing.

[@David-kr9wu]

Yeah exactly ☺️

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Have you seen a wolf before, can you live with a wolf?

[@libbylackey8780]

@@leonmason8521 Hi, I love animals of all kinds but I don’t know whether I have seen one or not. Maybe I would be able to live with a fox, but I really don’t know. I just enjoyed your story so much. Take care, Leon!

[@libbylackey8780]

@@David-kr9wu I just enjoyed the story! It was a good lesson for us all. Take care!

[@libbylackey8780]

@@David-kr9wu I enjoyed the story so much and looking forward to seeing more of them on KZbin. Take care!!

[@carmen0077]

Thank you for helping them, why people wants to hurt animals, they have the right to live in this planet.

[@morrisdante2194]

Hello Carmen...

[@ExquisiteTouch.M.M.P]

My father had a wolf when I was young, still in diapers. But I have memories of her strong to this day, now 44. I remember seeing her poo in the yard and I would pull my diaper down and Pooh in the front yard to. 😂 😂 Would try to climb up on her by grabbing her coat and pull . She would growl like hell but never harm me. She had some serious mother instinct. One of the other strong memories is being at sheriff's possi park and walking up to the lake, she would get in front of me not letting me get to close to the lake. Wolves are some special breeds of living existence. Now coming up on 5 years from an addiction that lasted since I was a teen. I'm nearly in the position to have a friend like her again . 👍

[@fayegoss8350]

K. W.S Anyone that walks beyond such hel lish, dark unrelenting pain. Has every right to be proud. Not everyone arrives to live another day. With a better life for themselves and those who love and care about them. 👍🏼👍🏾👍

[@kateharvey6753]

In NH wolves are legal. I had a wolf hybrid. I didn’t know that when I was adopting her. Her behavior was different than a regular dogs. Whomever said they don’t forget is so very right. Sadly, she was at a high kill shelter and had been badly abused. I was her person. I loved her whole heartedly. Wolves are for those of us who respect the wild in them, earn their trust, and take our time. ❤ congrats on your sobriety.

[@ExquisiteTouch.M.M.P]

@@kateharvey6753 there is most certainly a special bond with them for sure and thanks

[@marylukowski9175]

I am a wolf advocate. I wish one day all people would love wolves and understand why we,need them

[@dreamguardian8320]

If only the Irish understood wolves better. Maybe then, they would not have to hunt the wolves down to extinction.

[@leonmason8521]

Yeah that’s right but how would you train the wolves, have you seen a wolves before?

[@dreamguardian8320]

@@leonmason8521 I did, once, many years ago. I was a tamed wolf and a got to wrap my arm around and get our picture taken. Thank goodness nothing bad happened. By the way, have seen the movie Alpha? It turns out, wolves were the first man's best friend before normal dogs.

[@inkaplir6945]

I saw a program once about Yellowstone. It told that a man noticed how on the old accounts (stories and pictures) the river was much faster and clearer. Photos showed big trees and thick bushes on the banks, where nowadays was noticeably less. (Bigger bushes and trees have roots strong / wide enough to prevent soil from washed away by water) Reason -- settlers came in with their livestock, and eventually killed off all the wolves. Local elk and such could then happily munch on young saplings at their hearts content, without having to peek continuously over their shoulders or dashing away in the middle of the meal. About 30 yrs ago wolves were reintroduced and are doing well.

[@diaperjoeisaped1723]

Mary: I had the honor to be alongside Bob Landies from Nat. Geo. in Yellowstone national park as he filmed the Druid Pack. It was an incredible experience!

[@ddeboy002]

Thank you for respecting the wolves especially at this moment of their lives.

[@donnalegraham9047]

I would have done the exact same thing to try and help. I had a shepard/ wolf mix. She lived to be 17 years old. How I miss her every day. She was a protector,a companion, a friend and my girl.. She was like my child, she was very intelligent. This story touched my heart.

[@jerryfoster1300]

I live in the country, had a BIG TIMBER WOLF THIS SUMMER IN THE YARD.WHAT A BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL.. LOOKED AROUND, SLOWING WALK AWAY.. I FEEL SO LUCKY TO HAVE SEEN ONE.. ❤

[@michaelmangrum5460]

Just be careful. Watch your children and pets carefully. He was there for a reason. Something drew him there. Remember wolves are Apex predators , that means there is nothing they they won't kill for food. If you hear a noise, or your dog barks at night be very careful about going out to investigate. Wolves will lure you out past your comfort zone, and get between you and your safe place. If you let that happen your ass is dinner. Bears and wolverine and mountain lions will do this too. This is why so many people go missing in the wilderness. Apex predators are ALWAYS thinking about their next meal. Don't be on the menu because you want a picture of the beautiful animal.

[@captin-crane3324]

“All animals respond to kindness, especially those in pain”

[@dianeelwood8542]

Wow what an experience for you John . Thank you for helping this momma and pups . I hate those traps . I hope the person that set the trap snaps his hand in one . Karma ! Thanks again John ♥️🐾🙏🏻

[@kenniema5234]

It's a very touching story👍 The beautiful wolf expressed her gratitude to this Samaritan whom saved her life♥️🙏 Always full of respectful and thankful to people who save all helpless animals👍♥️🙏

[@jonfreeman9682]

A beautiful story and very believable. This shows wild animals possess intelligence and have feelings and understand gratitude. There are similar stories about dolphins and sharks and bears and even alligators too. Just amazing. Please produce more stories like this.

[@abluewingangel]

My uncle had a wolf/dog her daddy was wolf(Alaskan timber wolf) and her mama was 1/4 husky 3/4 wolf(Alaskan timber wolf)she was a puppy when I was 12 died when I was 30 so she lived to be 18 years or so,she was beautiful so fluffy, me and her were very close together she always slept with me. We once went up to the mountains we wondered off together we went into some bushes and there was a timber rattlesnake big one I almost got bit but she pulled me back and we both ran fast to my uncle were we both jumped on top of a picnic table lol as I got older I got lupus she new this so she slept on my legs she was the best she was big and gentle

[@RAG1NGxxINFERN0]

It's important not to be sad when your animals pass away instead rejoice in the happiness and love you showed them ❤️ and the memories will always remain ❤️ ♥️ 💙

[@lathafalls7675]

Wolves are wild animals not pets

[@jonathanbetenbender307]

@Olivia Logan At 86% timber wolf I wouldn't call it a wolf dog; that's a wolf to me.

[@menareawasteofspace]

Daddy 🤮 just say dad you’re a grown ass women

[@random_access_memory]

@@menareawasteofspace weirdo

[@Dr.Mcstaby]

Once trust is built with an animal they will remember you and stick with your memory.

[@darasachinwala2911]

HATS OFF TO THIS BRAVE AND KIND MAN.

[@mikekagura899]

Doesn’t matter if it’s true or not I loved the story and it warmed my heart !

[@ronniecardy]

Glad you found the babys.. that was such a very good story. Bless him for saving them 🙏

[@Helen-qz7gl]

Absolutely. True or not, I love it. ❤️ What a wonderful story to read to children.

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Would you have a Cub as your pet?

[@justinyingmingweng3933]

What a heart warming story!

[@dwrabauke]

I believe this is true. Wolves are special animals and prospectors are a special kind of people. I am quite sure an animal can sense a persons intentions. It just took both of them time to attune to each other and read their behavior. it is a really beautiful story.

[@evekennedy34]

I love all animals, if I was ever in this situation I would do everything in my power to free any animal: it's a cruel thing to happen to any animal they deserve to be on this earth as we do, and they probably more so as they would have been on the earth before humans!

[@theresadohse9335]

Wolves are not the horrible creatures humans make them out to be! I knew a Timber wolf years ago and he was amazing and love able and so gentle!

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@NobleKorhedron]

I think like dogs, they can be vicious or gentle; it will depend on various factors/reasons.

[@SalemElloit]

YES! Exactly this comment.🙏

[@SalemElloit]

@@NobleKorhedron you'd be correct. Neither wolves nor coyotes are naturally aggressive to humans. They prefer to stay away from us, which is why it is rare to find them in the wild.

[@SalemElloit]

@Jake Folk nobody said they weren't gentle. Yes, they are wild animals. Depending on the person, and how they are able to show the wolf(ves) they are not a threat, will determine if they are courteous towards the human. There is a place in Indiana, and other states that have wolf resorts, where humans can go and sit with the wolves.

[@tfoserauqsevoli]

doesnt matter what we are .. were all here together as God's creations. this man did well to save the lives of these precious animals. God bless him

[@solidonseraindogthetenth1679]

Yes. Another christian.

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@morrisdante2194]

Hello servant...

[@williamnagy6106]

AWESOME! Having had several pets from birds to many dogs, I have experienced the same emotions that the hiker did.

[@joonashannila8751]

We saved our dog from a junkie, and he has lived with us for a decade now. Sleeps next to me every night.. So I can somewhat relate to this. He is so important to me, I consider him as a "him", and not "it" and also more important, than any random human. Love is love, no matter what form its in.

[@Snoogen11]

That's what we say in my house, we don't have "pets" we have "family".

[@fullcircle4723]

@@Snoogen11 yes and family have rules. You break them, you don't get fed lol

[@jasoncarretino1121]

What breed ?

[@joonashannila8751]

@@jasoncarretino1121 a mix of rottweiler and german sheppherd

[@dcantrell5584]

No lie, f people that don't see pets any of them as anything other than family. I just lost my girl, I live with my mom she refuses to let me get another Dog, I need to have a dog for my own anxiety, my ma is religious but on that point I find her to be the opposite of good.

[@puzzlepupwoody6574]

Odd story: my friend in Michigan had a giant male wolf hanging around his house after the wolf had its way with his female pitbull. The wolf came back regularly to visit his son and befriended the whole family.... including the pitbull. All's well that ends well. When the house caught fire yrs later....the wolf was there.... crashing thru a window and howling at the top of his lungs. Everyone made it out safely to find 10 more wolves outside with the oldest son. The boy was playing a video game in the family room while everyone else was asleep and didn't know the house was burning until the wolf pulled him back out the window after breaking thru it. Having been asleep upstairs...it's my belief the wolves were waiting to storm the house if nobody came out because they were all males. No females or pups in sight. After that...cookouts were more interesting as the whole pack would show up to hangout with the humans they saved.

[@loril.mangold8160]

That was funny, and they lived Happily ever after, you should write fairytales

[@tbauer2521]

Peyote

[@puzzlepupwoody6574]

@@tbauer2521 you should lay off the hard drugs.

[@helenhighwater5313]

Angels unawares.

[@shaminshah13]

@@loril.mangold8160 🤣🤣🤣

[@daleenbothma1977]

Very beautiful story and not many people know how to handle such situations ❤❤❤❤

[@eileenstreit3842]

Beautiful story. You saved the whole family.

[@cccalifornia7206]

Beautiful Story!!!💖😊👍😃

[@stephenhurd1489]

A story is all it is. No way any of this is real. Finding cubs? Freeing mom? Bullshit!lol no way!

[@jessicamacfarlane2761]

Through tears, such a special story. Thank you.❤️

[@Dixisesoul345]

When I was in my early twenties I had a roommate that had a white timber wolf named Orinda. She was the most beautiful and sweetest animal I have ever came in contact with. My goddaughter would lay on her and watch TV. I have always loved wolves and how smart and beautiful they are. It's like they are Majestic. And if this story is true I just want to say God bless this man for saving this family!

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Would you have a Cub as your pet?

[@Dixisesoul345]

@@leonmason8521 Yes I definitely would if I could.

[@leonmason8521]

@@Dixisesoul345 lol, you are such a brave woman. Nice meeting Julie, where are from please?

[@Dixisesoul345]

@@leonmason8521 I'm Florida born and raised. I have lived in other states but came back home in 2015.

[@leonmason8521]

@@Dixisesoul345 oh how nice, I live in Tuscaloosa Alabama. How is everything over there, hope you didn’t lose any of your property during the hurricane.

[@suewood2763]

The wolf story is amazing and so glad it was shared. The man is amazing and I know he has experience with the wildlife.

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Have you seen a wolf before, can you live with a wolf?

[@jamesanderson9271]

Hello Sue, how are you doing today?

[@roselightcafe1754]

What a sweet sweet story… Kind of nice to read or listen to things like this while our world is in such trouble. ❤🌿🕊🍃🌸🍃

[@hakara32wirihana]

I believe this. Was a different world back then. Love this story. Thank you John and rip

[@evylysk1367]

What a great story. It sure did put a smile on my face.

[@thevoiceofreason3653]

The fact he said who really knows if this story is even true or not was great keep it 100%

[@tedvu352]

Wow! What a beautiful love story of a kind man who saved the mother wolf and her four little cubs! Thanks to “human kindness!”

[@tarheelcountry1868]

This reminds me of the time I saved the life of a goose flying south for the winter. It had landed at a pond next to the stable I worked at and was taking an early morning drink. I had just gotten to a stopping point and had walked over to contemplate life. A neighbors dog had gotten loose, which wasn’t uncommon. This particular dog was very aggressive and known to kill animals. It also was sneaking up on the goose. Thinking quickly I called the dogs name (which I forget) and the goose realized what was happening and crouched down out of fear, I guess. The dog came bounding to me, I seized it’s broken leash and walked it back to the stable and put her in a pen. Arriving back to wave goodbye, the goose took off and flew two full circles directly over me. Every few years, I find that a flock of geese will circle over my head seemingly at random when I’m at that farm. It makes me tear up every time, I wish more people would be good to animals.

[@bruzote]

When really large birds like heron or geese take off, they circle to gain altitude. Likewise, they may circle prior to landing so they can descend at a more controlled rate (and probably also to get a good evaluation of their landing spot, for safety sake).

[@robertchiarizia9463]

@@bruzote never seen it on take off, I have seen geese circle upon landing area however

[@julieross8753]

Excellent story. Thank for sharing

[@dannihopwood5152]

Beautiful if the wolf gains your trust that’s really special wolfs are so beautiful and treated so unfairly this is lovely to see

[@jaymurray6051]

Great story telling definitely something to read to your kids during a camp out, just wish we had real video footage for stories like these

[@dansebastiansuhanea5189]

you won't see a single true story on this channel. It's all about views and likes.

[@jaymurray6051]

@@dansebastiansuhanea5189 yeppers that’s what I thought very click bate still gave me a great story to tell my kids, Just appears to be someone who looks up news stories and reads them out disappointing on that level but I guess I comes down to your target audience which I’m not but I did give this video a thumbs down for the lack of evidence

[@charmainereid3009]

Awww such a beautiful story 🥰 I would have been so scared. To know that the wolf actually remember him after so many years is phenomenal.

[@fludrbywest3886]

Thank you for sharing this is an amazing story❣️❣️❣️💖

[@theresamartinez6817]

This was a fantastic story. There is no doubt I would definitely help any wolf 🐺 needs my help. They are the most beautiful animals .

[@leeoliver7151]

We love animals and will help them at any cost ❤

[@zanwrightmfwr756]

All the more amazing is that, despite closely related to dogs, wolves are one of the hardest animals to tame. It's very difficult to gain trust of a wolf. To gain the trust of the wolf, you can't just befriend it, you have to be accepted as their family.

[@Gr3nadgr3gory]

Dogs have evolved to naturally view humans as family, wolves are just also some of the least bigoted animals out there. They'll even play with ravens, turns out they taught them fetch.

[@mariaconcepcionmroque8111]

🌎❤️🕊😊 ❤ 🐺👼 I Love The Story Of The Wolves , Babies & The Man ! ❤️🌎 We All To Respect ,Saves, Helps All Wild Life Animals, Babies, Birds,Squirrels,Wolves & All Others Animals Stay Safe. ❤🌎 In The Whole Worlds! 🌹 Thank You So Much From The Bottom Of My Heart!

[@houtarooreki5751]

A wolf is the most loyal companion you will ever have. Imagine the loyalty of a dog x50

[@brookesun77]

I will always help any animal needing help. No matter what. I love them.

[@leonmason8521]

I am impressed with your comment, I believe you enjoyed watching the video. Would you have a Cub as your pet?

[@nilyfoxx9645]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@andystagger2906]

I had a wolf German Shepard hybrid named Buster … we were together every day all day for 17 years from pup to death and he was the smartest most gentle animal I’ve ever had… i he died in my arms 3 years ago and I still think about him every day… I loved him more than my wife!😂

[@hiroshell7973]

Doges over Couples.

[@stormember]

Disclaimer: I basically wrote a book. So, you could probably just read the first paragraph and then the second-last paragraph, for the parts that actually reply to this comment. 🫢🤣 ~~ Your wife might not love that statement but the fact (imo anyway) is that most people who have ever truly bonded with a canine love them more than people. End of story. Well, except for the possible exception of one's children; who also (for at least the first 10+ years or so.. lol) like dogs, and unlike (sadly) many spouses, tend to love *unconditionally*. In my family, consisting of generations of Shepherd owners, we just all acknowledge that dogs are better overall, so no one gets offended by that fact 🐕🫶💯 We used to be a St Bernard 🐶 family, but, as a kid, when we lived in the country (where you could feasibly own a St Bernard lol), we had a beautiful Wolf/Shepherd cross. Not a planned addition to the family (took over from unprepared neighbour) or an intentional cross (obviously), but she was amazing nonetheless. She changed our thoughts about what canine traits seemed ideal for our family. And while we weren't about to go out and try to get wolf-dogs; we definitely don't want to increase the already existing (again, sadly) market for them, which is horrible for wolves; but because of the shared traits of high-level intelligence, protective nature, and unshakeable loyalty shepherds share with wolves; combined with the comparatively more laid back disposition of pure shepherds, we have all owned exclusively shepherds ever since. So our former wolf-dog, though long since passed on, has left an indelible mark on us all. And still missing your dog years later is totally common and perfectly understandable. My previous dog was a rescued Shepherd. We were such a good fit, so, despite losing her just under 6 yrs ago now, when she was 13 (which, btw, at the time, made her the longest lasting relationship in my life xD), I still miss her like crazy. And sometimes someone will say something or another dog will do something; and however much one might like to think the grieving is done, I'll suddenly find myself teary-eyed all over again. Admittedly, the grief is likely made worse by not having had another dog since. Unfortunately, I'm not in the best position to own one at the moment. And, since (as we hopefully all know by now) dog ownership isn't just about what the person can gain from having a dog, but is also, even more importantly, about what the dog would gain by being with that person; as heartbreaking as it can feel sometimes; I have to frequently remind myself that this 'rule' applies to me too, and refrain from getting one. Definitely a big gap in my life though - I really miss having a dog. 😭

[@seniefletcher8391]

What a beautiful encounter with these kind of creatures who knows how to show their gratefulness!

[@t.repadventures45]

Thanks for sharing the story!

[@hippieluv]

Wolves are gorgeous and smart. They deserve to remain on the endangered list forever. Thank heavens this man crossed their path🙂

[@simbarashemutauto5809]

What an emotional story absolutely a heart touching and my eyes are filled with tears of joy,you are such a great man John ✌️❤️