SF Zoo Welcomes Four Rare Gray Wolves — One of Which Is Named 'Betty White'

The SF Zoo introduced four new female Mexican gray wolves to its Wolf Canyon habitat this week as part of a continued effort to sustain the endangered subspecies; one wolf has been named “Betty White” in honor of the late actress who was a supporter of wildlife conservation and animal rights.

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