KC Wolf
KC Wolf
KC Wolf may be big with his 85 inch hips, but bad, not a chance. Everyone loves this wolf, including Little Red Riding Hood. Since his introduction to Chiefs fans on March 23, 1989, KC Wolf has quickly become one of the most entertaining mascots in professional sports.
Whether he's dancing, imitating Elvis, or performing one of his hilarious routines, audiences everywhere are guaranteed lots of laughs and smiles. KC Wolf brings energy and enthusiasm to sports competitions, charity events, parties, conventions, or any event that brings people together for fun and excitement. KC Wolf has entertained fans of all ages with appearances at football stadiums and major and minor league ballparks throughout the United States and around the world. From Japan to Germany, Mexico to Missouri, KC Wolf has become a popular attraction year after year at sporting events, community activities, conventions, grand openings, parades, and numerous other events.
KC Wolf Appearances
Are you looking for a way to add a little excitement and fun to your next event?
The Kansas City Chiefs would like to introduce you to Kansas City's biggest party animal, KC Wolf.   Since his introduction as the Chiefs mascot in 1989, KC Wolf has been bringing energy and excitement, as well as laughs and smiles to audiences of all ages. KC Wolf does hundreds of appearances each year at birthdays, weddings, parades, grand openings, company picnics, community events and so much more. Fill out the form below to get more details.
Schools & Kids Programs
KC Wolf has presented over 3,000 school assemblies and kids programs to students of all ages. KC Wolf strives to be 'a character with character.' All youth programs are designed to "Edutain" (Educate and Entertain). KC Wolf believes that learning should be fun and offers programs on a variety of topics including:
- Don't be a Bully - Be a Buddy: Focuses on treating everyone with Respect and Kindness despite our differences.
- A-B-C of Success: Stresses the importance of your attitude, behavior and character.
- Do Your Best - Ace Your Test: Prepares students for state's standardized assessments.
- Chiefs "Fuel Up to Play 60": Focuses on proper eating and exercise for a healthy lifestyle.
- Being a Winner in Life: Emphasizes self-esteem, hard work and saying NO to drugs.
- Read to Succeed: Encourages students to read and stresses the importance of learning.
