Northern Wilds: Puppies Coming to Ely Wolf Center

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Puppies Coming to Ely Wolf Center

This summer, visitors to the International Wolf Center in Ely may see young wolf pups that are joining the “ambassador pack” the center maintains as part of its educational effort. The pups are expected to be born in late April and will be available for public viewing around Memorial Day. They can be seen earlier by web cam at the center’s web site, www.wolf.org.

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