The Jungle Book written by Rudyard Kipling . In this story a human baby was found in the jungle and raised by a pack of wolves. There are also stories from cultures, such as the Native American tribes, that tell of wolves being the kindred brother to the people. But those cultures also live in harmony with their land, they don't make the land conform to them. The myths that wolves are savage ruthless killers are wrong.
Wolves can show extreme tenderness toward one another.
They also will go out of their way to avoid humans. As a matter of fact there has not been a single account of a healthy wolf attacking a human in the United States, if not the world. The biggest danger to wolves is mankind, in fact humans are their only natural preditors. They are blamed for killing livestock and have bounties put on them. They are killed off because some see them as a threat to their way of life.