Cathy has a pet wolf. It is completely tamed and plays often with the children at Cathy's home. Despite every precaution to keep it upon Cathy's premises, the wolf escapes. It runs towards a park where children are playing. Ann, the mother of one of the children sees the wolf approaching, and mistakenly thinks it is about to attack the children. She runs towards them to assist them, and in her excitement trips over a rock and falls, breaking her arm. Can Ann recover from Cathy for her injury?

Yes, because Cathy is subject to strict liability.

No$,$ because the injury was not foreseeable and Cathy was not negligent.

Partially, because Ann was contributorily negligent.

No$,$ because the rock she tripped over was a superseding cause.