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NRDC: "War on Wolves Resumes" We're Suing!!!
Jun 5, 2009
Focus: Animal Welfare
Action Request: Petition
Location: Idaho, United States

 Brenda H. Shongaloo, LA @ 11:14AM PT Jun 02

Initiated this Pledge!

http://animalrights.change.org/actions/view/nrdc_war_on_wolves_resumes_were_suing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqOwlWTJgew Wolves are in the arms of Angels > credit for pics goes to akelatakawolf

ACTIONS: http://www.savebiogems.org/takeaction/

NRDC: We’re Suing to
Stop the Next
Massacre of Wolves

I wanted you to be among the first to know that NRDC is filing suit in federal court this morning to prevent the massacre of hundreds of wolves in the Northern Rockies in the months ahead.

We have no choice. The Obama Administration has adopted a Bush-era plan that strips vital Endangered Species Act protection from some 1,200 wolves in Montana and Idaho.

Those two states are now preparing public hunts that could leave hundreds of wolves dead.

Their last, best chance of survival is the lawsuit we're filing in federal court today. But we need your help to come to their rescue.

More than 500 wolves could be gunned down when public hunts begin. NRDC is filing suit today for the sake of wolf survival. Help us win this critical case by making a monthly pledge right now.

https://secure.nrdconline.org/08/biogems_wolf_lawsuit/nTpwb7Qdq5FTj?source=wolves_bgd

  1. This is an ongoing pledge that should be fulfilled as often as possible.

 
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