Wolf on the lamb, stays in the area
Thunder Bay News Source
It appears a runaway wolf that escaped his enclosure at Chippewa Park isn't wandering too far from home.
The four-year-old male scaled the fence of the enclosure at the Park's wildlife exhibit on Wednesday. Parks Supervisor Bruce Phillips says since then, there have been several confirmed sightings of the animal in the park area. The wolf was born and bred at the park. Phillips believes the animal is frightened and simply wants to return home. Several live traps have been placed around the park.
The public is being cautioned again, that if they see the wolf, they should not approach it, but instead should contact park officials.
Thunder Bay News Source
It appears a runaway wolf that escaped his enclosure at Chippewa Park isn't wandering too far from home.
The four-year-old male scaled the fence of the enclosure at the Park's wildlife exhibit on Wednesday. Parks Supervisor Bruce Phillips says since then, there have been several confirmed sightings of the animal in the park area. The wolf was born and bred at the park. Phillips believes the animal is frightened and simply wants to return home. Several live traps have been placed around the park.
The public is being cautioned again, that if they see the wolf, they should not approach it, but instead should contact park officials.
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