Shy Wolf Sanctuary volunteers Charlene Adams (center) and David Ervin (bottom center), 13, get some love from gray wolf Ahanu during a special appearance for Camp Collier attendees at Vineyards Community Park on Wednesday. Volunteers came with Ahanu to teach campers about the history of the gray wolf and proper care for domestic pets. 'Ahanu's name means 'he laughs,' explains Adams, which is fitting for the friendly wolf. The origin of the name is Algonquin, a Native American language. Courtney Potter/Staff.

Photo by COURTNEY POTTER

Shy Wolf Sanctuary volunteers Charlene Adams (center) and David Ervin (bottom center), 13, get some love from gray wolf Ahanu during a special appearance for Camp Collier attendees at Vineyards Community Park on Wednesday. Volunteers came with Ahanu to teach campers about the history of the gray wolf and proper care for domestic pets. "Ahanu's name means 'he laughs," explains Adams, which is fitting for the friendly wolf. The origin of the name is Algonquin, a Native American language. Courtney Potter/Staff.

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