Grey Wolf Infant Costume

Poor Wolfy

We're tired of wolves getting a bad rap. Seriously, what did they ever do to deserve such hatred in all those fairy tales? It's not their fault their carnivorous hunters that need to eat meat! If anything, those bears and pigs and little girls in red hoods should've been smarter. Surely a smart character wouldn't tease or tempt a well-known carnivore. That's just being dumb on their end. We can't blame the poor wolf for needing to eat. We all need to eat to survive after all. 

Baby wolves really get the short end of the stick. They're nearly as helpless as little piggies! It's not like they know how to find food. They have to wait for their mommy or daddy to come back with grub. Now, just imagine if their parent was the one who traipsed upon a silly little girl in the woods. Mama or Papa wolf may not come home, and then where would the poor little pup be? A hungry, fluffy little orphan. Poor puppy. 

Fun Details

What we're trying to get at here is that wolf pups are just as helpless and hungry as any other cub out there. There's no reason to be afraid of their cute little fluffy selves! Maybe you have a cute little harmless pup of your own. One who would be right at home in this Grey Wolf Infant Costume.  This faux fur jumpsuit has a zipper up the front and is made completely out of polyester. There's faux fur on the belly, mitts, booty, and ears, and the rest is a soft gray velour. The mitts and booties have little pup claws, and the jumpsuit even has a gray wolf tail attached. Pair that with the cute little pointy ears on the hood, and well, you'll have the cutest pup around. 

Precious Pup

See? Now isn't that the most adorable little pupling you ever saw? Don't you just want to take care of it and feed it like any good mama or papa wolf would? There's nothing dangerous or nasty about your little cub at all! ... Although, they do sound hungry. Maybe you should keep an eye out for some unaware little wandering piggies for dinner.