We’re heartbroken, friend. Three young gray wolves were brutally MURDERED near the Colorado-Wyoming border. These were some of Colorado’s first wild-born pups in more than 80 years – and they were SHOT TO DEATH without consequence. Now, the last surviving members of this vital wolf pack are in a dire situation and – unless we act now – decades of wolf conservation could be violently undone. 

Trophy hunters and their Big Polluter allies are to blame for this tragedy. Here’s why: When federal protections for gray wolves were reversed, trophy hunters slaughtered hundreds of wolves in a matter of days! Colorado conservationists have been working tirelessly to protect these majestic creatures and the forest territory they need to thrive. But Colorado’s wolves can be LEGALLY shot and killed as soon as they step over state lines!

This is life and death, friend. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service could step in to protect our wolves, but it isn’t doing enough. Instead, the agency has ABANDONED vulnerable wolf packs in pro-hunting states like Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. That means young wolf pups are being tortured to death with choking snares, violent shootings and ATV chases! 

We MUST put a stop to these merciless acts and protect our vital wildlife and the lands they need to thrive. But we urgently need to know where supporters like you stand, and we’re missing 9 responses from your area – including yours! Please, tell us before our response deadline at 11:59 p.m. tonight: