Oh how awesome. They are so beautiful and precious…!

Wolves are not intended to be domestic pets. They will always possess the wild animal instinct.
BUT They can be trained to be good pets. 
And hope that all of them grow up and have long healthy and happy lives. 

Recently at Albuquerquе Zoo, everyone was very excited to welcome the birth of a very rare and [end.ang.ered] gray wolf litter.

Mum Kawi and dad Ryder are now the proud parents of seven pups. They previously had a son, Archеr, and two others who did not survive. And now they have a family of ten.

Although second litters typically have more puppies, according to zoo manager Lynn Tupa, the crew was still surprised by Kawi’s second litter of seven pups.

The pups recently emerged from their underground den for the first time, a moment captured on the video below. They can only see the pups through a camera so far because the mother is being protective.

The Albuquerque BioPark is part of a nationwide captive-breeding network that aids in the recovery of [end.ang.ered] predators in the southern United States. They have been involved in the breeding effort for many years, having welcomed 79 wolf pups since 1983.

Tupa share: Over the years, the ABQ BioPark has played an important role in Mexican wolf rеcovеry, and we’re proud to contribute to the survival of this critically [еnd.ang.ered] subspеciеs.

Take a look at these pictures of the wolf cubs; they’ll be fabulous when they grow up!

Congratulations now we need to keep the humans away from them so they can live their lives in peace ♥️♥️ stay safe precious babies ♥️

Pray that they grow to be strong healthy happy adults that live long peaceful lives. God bless.