There isn't a specific branch of zoology dedicated solely to the study of wolves. However, the study of wolves falls under the broader fields of:

* Mammalogy: This branch of zoology focuses on the study of mammals, including their anatomy, physiology, behavior, ecology, and evolution.

* Wildlife Biology: This field encompasses the study of wild animals, including their populations, habitats, interactions with the environment, and management.

* Ethology: This branch studies animal behavior, including social interactions, communication, and learning, which is particularly relevant to understanding wolf pack dynamics.

So, while there's no "wolvology," the study of wolves involves aspects of multiple branches of zoology and related fields.