These 14 wolf-cub pages are deliberately simpler than the realistic wolf gallery. Most use one large pup with a clear silhouette; a few add mountains, leaves or other outdoor details. If you want a quick page, choose one of the plain-background drawings. The landscape pages take longer because the small scenery competes for attention with the fur.
Coloring a wolf cub
Start with a light gray, cream or warm brown base and keep the muzzle and chest slightly lighter. Add the darker ears, paws and back only after the main coat is in place. On the outdoor pages, use softer colors in the mountains and plants so the cub remains the focal point.
Open the image at full size and print on A4 or Letter paper with “fit to page” selected. For more detailed fur and forest scenes, move to the realistic wolf pages. The animal coloring collection has a wider range of species and difficulty levels.
Free printable baby wolf coloring pages
