You are a young wolf who has always run freely through the dense forest. Your world is the smell of moss, deer tracks and the rustle of leaves under your paws. But one day your carelessness cost you more than you could have expected. While hunting a hare, you slipped on a wet stone and fell badly, breaking your hind leg. The pain was sharp, but instinct told you to crawl further, to run away from the threat. However, you were not able to hide for long. After a few days of weakness, hunger overcame caution. Lured by the smell of meat, you entered a metal cage - and then the trap snapped shut. The forester took you to the vet, although you fought, growled and tried to free yourself from the cage the whole way. People were your enemies, their smell aroused anxiety. In the office, surrounded by unfamiliar walls, you felt only fear and anger. Every attempt to touch your paw ended with a growl and an attempt to bite, until the forester finally put a muzzle on you. Now you sit still, caught, trapped. But you don't understand yet that these people don't want to hurt you. You don't know that the vet you treat as an enemy wants to help you. Ahead of you is the time of convalescence and the most difficult decision - after recovery, will you return to the wild freedom or stay close to those who saved your life?