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[[link removed]]Blood splattered on blooming flowers. A mother wolf and her pups sprawled on the
ground. Lifeless.
As you read this, bloodthirsty trophy hunters are GUNNING DOWN innocent wolves
and their babies with no remorse. And in some states, gray wolves have no federal protections to keep them safe. The second they set their paws in unprotected areas, they
don’t stand a chance. Help protect vulnerable wolves and their pups from trophy hunters, and donate
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Trophy hunters are tracking down and targeting wolves across the U.S. This puts
them more at risk each day. Mama wolves are being torn apart by bullets. This
outright massacre leaves their babies to starve, freeze, or fall prey to other
species. But private interests are working to kill more wolves and take over the
lands they call home -- all to turn a profit.
That’s why wolves need your help urgently, Friend. With
members like you in this fight, we can make real change happen. Change that can
help protect wolves, their habitats, and the planet. But trophy hunters and Big
Oil lobbies are actively fighting back against protections for these precious
creatures. Wolves need you now more than ever. Will you join the fight?
Help us work quickly to protect wolves and our planet before the loss is too
great and donate $27 today to help us reach our $4,500 goal!
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[[link removed]]The news is eye-opening: only 6,000 wolves remain in the lower 48 states. But the slaughter shows no signs of stopping. But it’s not enough for trophy
hunters to simply kill vulnerable wolves. Right now, wolves are enduring some of
the most vicious hunting practices we’ve seen.
Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming allow some of the most horrific hunting practices. Choking wolves to death in snares. Running them over with snowmobiles. And even
dynamiting nursing wolf mothers and pups in their dens! Baby wolf pups who manage to survive longer than their mothers are left
orphaned. All alone in the world, they have no other option but to suffer from
starvation, hypothermia, and predation. Friend, no wolf pup should be fighting for their life
when it has barely begun.
Some states offer protections for wolves, but these precious canines aren’t
bound by state lines. They often roam into neighboring states like Wyoming,
where it’s legal to hunt them at any time even without a permit. Wolves in Yellowstone aren’t safe from the slaughter either -- the park
recently lost a record high of 25 wolves, leaving only 89.
What’s worse -- trophy hunters are actively pushing against protections for
these helpless creatures! Montana and Idaho have passed laws legalizing
helicopter chases. The Biden Administration has gone so far as to file an appeal to remove some
critical protection for wolves. The appeal could push this vulnerable species
closer to extinction . Friend, how long will we let this pattern continue?
These vicious hunting practices can’t continue. Rush your $27 donation and help
us reach our $4,500 goal by midnight tonight and protect wolves and our planet!
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[[link removed]]Wolves are intelligent creatures that are vital to their ecosystems. They help
keep elk and deer populations in check, allowing other plant and animal species
to flourish. The remains of their kill redistribute nutrients and feed
scavengers. They truly are a keystone species, and the reckless murder of wolves
will have ripple effects throughout their ecosystems.
Trophy hunters and Big Polluters are pushing against protections for these
precious animals and many others. They know the Endangered Species Act stands in
the way of the polluters harming communities, driving climate chaos, and
destroying biodiversity across the country. That’s why they’re working so hard
to roll back the protections the law affords. These special interests want to
kill wildlife for fun and take over their lands to drill, mine, frack, log, and
operate factory farms.
We don’t have much time to protect America’s wolves before they disappear
forever -- with consequences for the entire ecosystems they support. Friend, your membership gift today can help save wolves
from these vicious attacks and protect the future of our planet. But we are
facing pushback from private trophy-hunting interests and Big Polluters. We need
to step up our efforts before it’s too late. Will you donate $27 or more before
private interests wipe out wolves and destroy our planet?
Protect wolves, the ecosystems they rely on, and the planet: Donate $27 or more
and help us reach our $4,500 goal today!
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[[link removed]]Standing with you,
Raena Garcia
Fossil fuels and lands campaigner,
Friends of the Earth
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