Who in the pack of wolves takes care of the pups in the pack?

In a pack of wolves, the primary caregivers of the pups are typically the alpha female and other experienced female pack members, often referred to as "aunts." The alpha female is responsible for giving birth and nurturing the pups, while other females assist in feeding, grooming, and protecting them. Males in the pack may also help by bringing food to the nursing mothers and keeping watch over the den. This cooperative care ensures the survival and well-being of the young wolves.