218K views · 825 reactions | This brave pup refused to be prey to a wolf pack in Abruzzo, Italy! | storyful | Facebook

Howling to the wild wolves of Italy. We climbed to the highest peak in Tuscany and howled to the wild wolves of Italy - now over 3,000. They are doing very well and repopulating areas they once did hundreds of years ago. This Friday's Animal Watch episode will take place in the beautiful region of Tuscany, Italy as we follow the socialisation of 2 wolfdog puppies. #wolf #wolves #wolfhowl #Italy #Tuscany #wildlife #wolfdog #wolfdogs North American Wolfdog - EU | Anneka Svenska

4.9K reactions · 656 shares | SOUND ON!  Add your name if you agree wolves are worth saving! The Wolf Conservation Center is working to advance the survival of wolves by inspiring a global community through education, advocacy, research, and recovery. Join our community of passionate advocates by adding your name today. | Wolf Conservation Center | Facebook

🐺 The Italian Wolf Today The Italian (Apennine) wolf (Canis lupus italicus) is one of Europe’s great wildlife recovery stories. Once reduced to fewer than 100 animals in the 1970s, Italy now has an estimated 3,000–3,600 wolves, living mainly across the Apennines and the Alps. Their recovery happened naturally, without reintroduction, thanks to legal protection and changing attitudes. Italian wolves are genetically distinct and have helped repopulate wolves across the Alps into France, Switzerla