Assuming that this is actually on The Rock, moose are an introduced species, not native to Newfoundland. This is one reason why moose are such a problem on the island. There are no native predators.
And there are no native wolves on the island. On the mainland, the grey wolf is a natural predator of the large cervids. There have been reports of sightings of a grey wolf subspecies, but there is no evidence that there is a breeding population currently present.
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