Your moment of critically endangered cuteness. Join Mexican gray wolf Trumpet and her now 17-week-old pups via live webcam > http://bit.ly/2G8GWcL | Wolf Conservation Center

The Mexican wolf is a highly family-oriented animal and an irreplaceable “top dog” in the ecosystems of some of the Americas’ last great wildernesses. They typically live in packs of 8-10 individuals, with a male and female as their pack leaders.⁠⁠ There’s so much to love about this top dog. 🐺⁠ Come and visit them for yourselves at the Endangered Wolf Center and embark on our Endangered Species Tour with our wildly knowledgeable educators. ⁠⁠#endangeredwolfcenter #conservationinaction #endanger

60K views | PLAYFUL PUPS: Eight Mexican wolf pups played among the rocks in their enclosure at the Museum of the Desert in Saltillo, Mexico on July 2. They were born in April and are part of the museum's fifth litter. This species of wolf is endangered. There are only about 30 of them left in the wild in Mexico, according to the museum. But several hundred Mexican wolves have been bred in captivity by conservation programs. | CBS Newspath | Facebook

Dear Mexican wolf pup, May you dream of a world where vibrant populations Mexican wolves roam landscapes across the American southwest; where lobos no longer cower on the edge of extinction; and where every child learns of, and respects, your essential kin.

Mexican wolves are well equipped for the snow! Historically, Mexican wolves were common in the mountain forests, grasslands, and shrublands of central and northern Mexico and southwestern United States. They did not live in low deserts, like their relative, the coyote. Mexican wolves aren't common today. They are the most endangered gray wolves in the world. #LoboWeek | Wolf Conservation Center

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