I hate going second against this deck. It just means I'm almost guaranteed your first werewolves are transforming. Plus, this deck ramps up super quick.
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If you're trying to make an effective infect deck, you might want to include some way of giving your creatures permanent infect, or include creatures that naturally have infect. It's great to power up an infect creature to 10/10, but without a way to harm your opponent due to blocking creatures, it really hampers the effectiveness of the deck when your opportunity to strike only lasts a turn. I'd suggest adding perhaps, a grafted exoskeleton or perhaps a necropede. Primal Rage would also be a nice enchantment to have in this deck, since it gives all of your creatures trample. Combined with your triumph of the hordes and whatever growths you'd put on your creatures, you wouldn't worry so much about your opponents creatures blocking- and ending- your assault.
I'd suggest replacing animate Wall with Rolling Stones, or at least adding it to your sideboard. It's still a white card and for one extra colorless mana, you can allow ALL of your walls to attack as long as the enchantment is out. Plus, it's modern legal if you're trying to figure out a way to make a modern deck.Still, a very unique and interesting deck!
This isn't actually a Magic deck. It's really a 60 card ticket to Hell. If you can get your hands on one, maybe replace one of your walls with an ensnaring bridge, but those are expensive so I understand if you don't. Still a really mean, friend ending deck.
This isn't a deck that's going to win every game, but every loss and victory will be partially determined by this deck.
You have to be fast to beat this deck, and God help you if he goes first.