Thank you so much to the Sedgwick County Zoo for adopting from our local shelter and allowing us to be a part of this incredible story! #adoptdontshop #manedwolf #puppy #ict

Donate to KHS: kshumane.org/give 🐾
Donate to SCZ: scz.org/donate 🦁

When Amora is old enough to be living with other maned wolves, Slinky will retire and be adopted by one of the SCZ employees, who has fallen head over heels in love with him 🥰 (Part 7/8)

We here at KHS are thrilled to have been a part of both of their journeys and wish Amora nothing but the best of luck in maintaining her wild instincts 🥰 🐾 (Part 6/8)

They adopted and took Slinky to the Sedgwick County Zoo for a quarantine period before the two pups could finally meet ❤️

Slinky and Amora met that following weekend and we are overjoyed to tell you that things are going well between them! 🥹 (Part 5/8)

Slinky and his sister were actually taken into care by KHS on the same day Amora was born! Lucky for the two lonely pups, we knew this could be the perfect pairing 💕

SCZ staff came to meet with our young pup and took an immediate liking to him! (Part 4/8)

Not wanting Amora to become reliant on humans, the zoo was searching for a canine companion who could support her development during this critical life stage.

At that same time, we had a 3-month-old pup named Slinky whose sister had been adopted, leaving him feeling lonely 😢 (Part 3/8)

The lone wolf pup, named Amora, was lonely without her mother, Layla. She had sadly passed away due to complications after birth 😔 (Part 2/8)