Our goal is to increase public awareness and acceptance of wolves. Help us find ways to get publicity, stop the killing of wolves and influence public policy.
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Little Red Riding Hood Lied!
Our goal is to increase public awareness and acceptance of wolves. The first step in doing so is to challenge the above myth.
As professional wildlife photographers who have spent 15 years working with the Toklat wolves of Denali National Park, my husband and I have been, and seen others, within 10 feet of wild wolves literally hundreds of times and have documented their reactions to humans... none of which were in the least bit menacing or threatening.
Please see http://www.savetoklatwolf.com/Wolf1.html for photos of how these wild wolves naturally behave around humans when they discover that they won't be harmed or fed.
Then share these links with people who think otherwise.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." -- Edmund Burke
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Latest Host Announcement: Alaskan Wolf advocate's plane is missing
Oct 15, 2009
Search on in Denali for overdue small plane
By MARY PEMBERTON The Associated Press
Published: October 15th, 2009 12:22 PM Last Modified: October 15th, 2009 02:16 PM
A search was under way Thursday for an overdue aircraft inside Denali National Park with a pilot and a wolf biologist on board.
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The plane took off at about noon Wednesday
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This is a video of a riveting encounter with a pack of wolves in Yellowstone last winter. It was fascinating to watch the pack work as a group to bring down the bull elk. Although one of the bull's antlers was broken, he still kicked and it was a wonder that none of the wolves was injured.
This is a classic example of the wolves taking the weakest, as the other healthy bull elk was ignored, and the wolves targeted the elk with the broken antler.
Through the great work and dedication of the UNM Wilderness Alliance, the Student Body Government of the University of New Mexico passed a resolution supporting the protection of the Mexican Gray Wolf!
Joint Resolution 2S
WHEREAS, The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico represent undergraduate student body; and
WHEREAS, the Mexican gray wolf, also known as the Lobo, has been the University of New Mexico's mascot since 1920; and
WHEREAS, the Mexican gray wolf, a keystone species found only in the unique habitats of the southwestern United States and Mexico, remains a perfect representation of the University of New Mexico's twin objectives: to encompass the heritage of New Mexico and to provide leadership for the future; and
WHEREAS, Lobos have recently been returned to the wilderness of New Mexico after about sixty years of total extinction within the United States;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico celebrate the 10th anniversary of the first releases of wolves in the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area in southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona; and
THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico resolutely support the continued existence and prosperity of the Mexican gray wolf in the wilderness of the southwestern United States as a means of ensuring that the inspirational qualities of wild wolves may continue to inspire current and future generations of UNM students, faculty, staff, and alumni;
THEREFORE BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that, copies of this resolution be sent to the University of New Mexico's Board of Regents, President David Schmidly, and Curator Joseph Cook at the Museum of Southwestern Biology.
OWNER RELOCATING AND WILL NOT TAKE THEM….PLEASE CAN ANYONE ADOPT OR FOSTER THEM ASAP!! NORTH OF ALBUQUERQUE , NM
URGENT!! OWNER MOVING AND **WILL PUT THESE TWO GORGEOUS WOLFDOGS TO SLEEP**
WE NEED TO FIND THEM A FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME ASAP!!!
SAGE AND NAICHE
This beautiful PAIR OF WOLFDOGS are located in New Mexico , N.of Abq., both are VERY FRIENDLY, LOVING, AND AFFECTIONATE. ***************************************** They are a bonded pair and really should go together. CAN SEPERATE THEM IF WE HAVE TO IN ORDER TO SAVE THEIR LIVES!! If you have room in your heart and home for these guys then please contact me at wolvesvt@yahoo.com or on Myspace at WOLFDOGSVT
NAICHE: Acts like a big baby and loves to be the center of attention. Loves to run and sleep with owners daughter He likes to snoop on the counters for food. Not a trash can dog. Loves to be petted and hugged. Good on the leash and people think instantly that he is a wolf. He hates it when it rains and will not go out in a muddy yard. He loves grass and dry surfaces. Hates getting his feet dirty…hahah
Has never destroyed anything except for an occasional outdoor plants. Will scratch on door when he wants to come in. Naiche loves to ride in the car but gets a little car sick if trips are long. He digs and can jump high but has not jumped over 5 foot high containment fence.
to adopt Naiche contact me at wolvesvt@yahoo.com or on Myspace at WOLFDOGSVT
SAGE
Sage loves to give lots of kisses. She loves to eat—she will eat Naiche’s helping and then will eat more. Her appetite increased after her spaying. SAGE loves to run too. Sage is loving and will stare at you for hours trying to figure out what you are thinking. She loves to play fight with Naiche. She loves to hunt mice and is a good mouser. She is initially shy around people but does like to bark at dogs and doesn’t like cats---neither does Niache. She will sit outside for hours to stare at her surroundings and will scratch at the door when she wants to come in. She has a heart of gold and always wants to be petted and loved. Sage is dominant over Naiche and loves to rustle him up at times. She doesn’t hurt him and he kind of likes it. She is well behaved. She digs but doesn’t jump. .
To adopt Sage contact me at wolvesvt@yahoo.com or on Myspace at WOLFDOGSVT
No major health issues with either one. Naiche has a sensitive belly at times. Sage needs to lose weight BOTH SWEET WOLFDOGS ARE SPAYED AND NEUTERED! ***************************** OWNER HAS SAID THAT SHE WILL PUT THEM TO SLEEP IF A HOME IS NOT FOUND SOON!! PLEASE DON'T LET THESE GUYS DIE!!! ******************************
Please contact me at wolvesvt@yahoo.com or on Myspace at WOLFDOGSVT DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE!!! CONTACT ME NOW IF YOU CAN HELP........THANK YOU
Through the great work and dedication of the UNM Wilderness Alliance, the Student Body Government of the University of New Mexico passed a resolution supporting the protection of the 
