URGENT ACTION NEEDED: The last gray wolves in Yellowstone could be MURDERED by ruthless trophy hunters. A wolf and her pups trot across the countryside, through dense forests and over rocky hills. But little do they know, these canines have wandered just outside Yellowstone National Park where they have NO FEDERAL PROTECTIONS. And waiting on the other side: VICIOUS TROPHY HUNTERS ready to slaughter the wolves. The states bordering Yellowstone allow barbaric hunting practices: these unsuspecting wolves could be run over with snowmobiles, choked to death with snares, and even DYNAMITED in their dens. Trophy hunters are getting bolder -- last season they killed the most wolves in over two decades. If we don't act to protect wolves, this iconic species could vanish forever. Friend, please help strengthen protections for wolves ravaged by trophy hunters by 11:59pm TONIGHT! >> Not all wolves accidentally wander into danger. Trophy hunters can intentionally lure weak, hungry wolves out of protected areas with bait. And once wolves set their paws outside of park boundaries, hunters don't hold back. Only 89 wolves remain in Yellowstone. If wolves continue to die at the rate they did last season, that leaves just 4 MORE YEARS BEFORE ALL THE WOLVES ARE GONE. That's why we need your help, Friend. Will you tell U.S. Fish and Wildlife to protect gray wolves from extinction before it's too late? Standing with you,
Raena Garcia
Fossil fuels and lands campaigner,
Friends of the Earth | 
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