DWINDLING WOLF POPULATION UNDER THREAT: Act before midnight tonight

It’s COMPLETELY legal for trophy hunters to brutally slaughter wolf pups, bear cubs and other innocent animals. Things have gotten so dire for threatened wolves that there are only six left in Colorado in what was previously a strong habitat. We need the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to reestablish protections for wolves – but they still refuse to act quickly enough to save animals’ lives.

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To the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
 
I am writing to urge you to protect threatened wolf pups, bear cubs and other vulnerable animals. Hunters are allowed to use a range of vehicles to help them target these creatures, trap them, and kill them. There is no reason for vulnerable animals to be hunted in their dens, baited with bacon grease or donuts, snared or targeted from the air – all of which is now legal. In fact, experts estimate the population of wolves in Idaho alone could plummet from 1,500 to barely 150.
 
This is a bipartisan call for change: the National Park Service was urged to retain wildlife protections in Alaska, but it steamrolled ahead as a handout to trophy hunters. Now, Idaho is following that same lead, and the potential for a state-by-state snowball effect is rapidly growing. You have the power to stop these killings, defend wildlife and protect endangered species before we lose them for good. Please do your part to ensure these species are protected under the Endangered Species Act and end the cruelty.
 
Thank you for considering my opinion and for prioritizing saving the Earth and its inhabitants.
 
Thank you,

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