Tell the Biden Administration to NOT to REMOVE Endangered Species Protections for gray wolves!

Gray wolves remain absent across most of their historic range — primarily because they are being hunted and killed.

But states in the Northern Rockies bordering Yellowstone National Park are making it even easier for vicious trophy hunters to freely SLAUGHTER these beloved animals. Trophy hunters can legally use RUTHLESS poaching methods to kill innocent wolves like shooting, trapping, choking, poisoning, running them over, and other barbaric practices.

Earlier this year, federal courts ruled to re-list gray wolves as endangered species in hopes of restoring their fragile declining population — but the Biden Administration has recently filed an APPEAL to REMOVE these critical protections.

If we are going to save these beloved canines from extinction, we must urgently demand government action that STRENGTHENS gray wolf protections, NOT removes them.

President

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Dear President Biden,

I am writing you out of concern for the recent appeal that your administration filed to REVERSE protections for gray wolves.

Earlier this year, it was announced that gray wolves would once again be protected as endangered species in most of the country. However, these safeguards do not apply to gray wolves’ critical native range in the Northern Rocky States of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.

These states permit some of the most barbaric trophy hunting practices. Idaho has removed the limit to the number of wolves that can be murdered by a single person and allows private contractors to financially sponsor mass wolf killings. Montana has recently authorized wolf snaring — an inhumane method of torture that traps and chokes innocent wolves, making them suffer before their deaths — and the state just lengthened its trapping and snaring season.

In this season alone, over 270 wolves have been killed in Montana, with another 300 wolf deaths in Idaho. These iconic canines have seen the worst persecution in OVER A CENTURY.

Gray wolves are an iconic symbol of American wilderness, and they are culturally significant to the local tribal communities of the Northern Rockies. Not only that, but they also serve a critical role in our entire ecosystem.

We must be doing more to protect these beloved canines, and removing their endangered species status will only put them at greater risk of complete extinction.

So I’m calling on you to urge your administration NOT to remove the recent re-listing of gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act. And moreover, do more protect these beloved animals in the Northern Rockies states that currently do not have safeguards keeping them safe.

Thank you for your consideration.

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