Wolf Shirt

The Apache say that the golden eyes of the wolf rise with the sun and teach us all day long. Featuring one of our pack members, Cochise (meaning wood in Apache) is son to Takoda and Alaska. He has his father’s coat and his mother’s legs. He is a loving, protective brother to his five sisters and tolerates his cousins Freedom and Wahkahn; so far. He is good nature, and mellow beyond measure, but likes to eat all the meat out of the others bowls before they can get to it. We call him a “Big Ole Bear.” Fun Wolf Facts: Wolves have a very oily coat which helps protect them from the elements and keeps them clean. Wolves’ sense of smell is 100 times more powerful than humans. They can smell up to two miles away. All proceeds from purchases help care for the pack and our ongoing wolf-education and outreach programs. This photo was donated by Jorge Araujo Photography for promotional and fundraising purposes.