However, after the pups are weaned, things get progressively more difficult for the infant. At 2 months, wolf pups are weaned, and the mother's milk runs dry. The longest window, then, would be 2 months for a baby to nurse. Things here get hard: if the mother wolf rejects the baby in favor of allowing her pups to nurse, it will starve. If the baby is too young and can't compete with the pups for milk, or if the pups crowd it out, it will starve. If the baby still needs milk after the she-wolf's milk dries, it will starve. After the mother and her pups abandon the den (2-2.5 months), it's possible the largely helpless infant may be abandoned. A one-year-old wolf pup is equivalent to a 15 year old human--at the very least, a human wolf need to be 8-10 years old to survive with any (2/?)

In some scenarios, animals can be known to take in human children, but most of the time, it depends heavily on the individual wolf--an established female of a pack's primary breeding pairs (the 'alpha female') may be more likely to defend a human infant than, say, a dispersal male (a 1- to 2-year-old wolf that has left the pack he was born into).
For the purposes of a fantastical story, it's certainly plausible, but realistically, highly unlikely. The infant could survive on milk provided it's late winter/early spring, if the mother is willing to let the infant nurse, and that the more active and mobile wolf pups don't crowd it out. Human babies nurse until about a year old, so ideally, if an infant is going to taken in by a wolf, it's during the time period that pups nurse, after the infant is fairly mobile (at least 6 months). Also, it's theoretically more likely that a she-wolf that has previously whelped would take a baby in, with a firmly established maternal instinct. (1/2)

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"little pip" awwww

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....dude.

Wooo I'm on here with a galaxy tablet too!

I just want to know who with that spelling pronounces it A-LEE-sa, instead of A-LISS-a

Yep. But God forbid a Rottweiler look at someone funny before someone starts screaming about an aggressive dog

Or 'the man'

Let's all hope she doesn't ink....

Banana you are my hero

I have no authority or permission-giving credentials of any kind, but if you do please link here so we can find it!!! It sounds adorable

Is that why you're incredible?