SIGN NOW: Demand federal protections for gray wolves!

This latest report is one of the most horrific wolf murders yet: An innocent lone gray wolf in Wyoming was run down and left disabled by a snowmobile, captured and tortured with its mouth taped shut, then take inside a local bar for cheap thrills — before being brutally shot to death in the back of the public establishment by a cruel trophy hunter.

Gray wolves are being violently killed in droves by merciless trophy hunters. And unless we speak up for these defenseless animals immediately, they could soon be pushed to EXTINCTION.

Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for gray wolves are under attack, and time is running out to SAVE these beloved canines from being WIPED OUT BY MERCILESS TROPHY HUNTERS.

Can this vulnerable species count on you to be a voice for them today? Take action now to demand life-saving ESA protections for gray wolves! >>

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Dear US Fish & Wildlife Service,

In 2022, 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 still allows wolf snaring — an inhumane method of torture that traps and chokes innocent wolves, making them suffer before their deaths.

At the end of the 2022 season, nearly 250 wolves had been killed in Montana, with another 234 wolf deaths in Idaho. These iconic canines have seen the worst persecution in OVER A CENTURY, so I’m calling on you to instate an emergency relisting of Northern Rockies gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act.

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. Please, emergency relist these beloved species before it’s too late.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

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