Wolf Sanctuary In Norway Lets You Cuddle Wolves While Watching The Northern Lights
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At Polar Park in Norway, you can interact and cuddle with tame wolves while learning about the important role they play in the ecosystem.



The beautiful and majestic wolf is not an animal youd normally fantasize about cuddling, but at an Animal Wildlife Rescue in Norway, thats exactly what tourists and locals alike line up for.

Polar Park, a wolf sanctuary that cares for three different wolf packs, has raised the beautiful canines to thrive in the company of human companionship.

Listed as critically endangered on the Norwegian Red List of species 2010, the animal needs protecting from careless hunting practices and encroaching industry.

Two of the packs at the sanctuary are social and comfortable with humans, and one is wild and wary of humans. Nonetheless, individuals from all over are drawn to Polar Park for its admirable work and the ability to meet and cuddle the attentive creatures.

As you can read about on the sanctuarys website, the purpose of allowing humans to interact with the docile wolves is to push forward an important message of wildlife preservation. Wolves are commonly seen as a nuisance and are driven out of their territories forcing them to hunt livestock and other domesticated animals by industrial development. In 2014, it was estimated that only 24-35 wolves remain and live in Norway.

Bringing together the most unlikely but best of companions is benefiting all involved. The animal rescue attraction helps preserve the critically endangered species, and humans, in return, are educated on the value and importance wolves play in the ecosystem.








And, one might argue, no better setting exists to watch the Northern lights.

Ohhhhhh that's so beautiful

If it's tame, it's no longer a wolf.

Isn't a wolf a breed of dog?
How can it not be a wolf because it has found a friend in human for?

not correct
it would be called a docile wolf
or tamed wolf

They are always a (wolf)! They are also amazing animals!

Had an extraordinary experience at a wolf sanctuary in Indiana many years ago...

I would love to visit again in the future...

I've always wanted to visit there, Storm but haven't yet.

I have ALWAYS LOVED the idea of cuddling in a pack!!

...then again, I'm not "normal".