These N.J. wolves are mesmerizing when they howl! 🐺 Would you visit Lakota Wolf Preserve to hear it in person? | NJ.com

It’s about that time when our animals start to blow their coats! Wolves have two layers of fur: the outer, guard layer is composed of long, coarse hairs which shed water and snow and contain pigments which give the wolf's coat its color. The inner layer is thick, soft gray “wool”, which traps air and insulates the wolf from the elements. Right now, they are shedding their inner layer of fur, and our volunteers LOVE to pluck the floofs (most of the animals love it too!). We place the hair in the