Strangulation snares and other cruel wolf killing techniques must be stopped. Pitch in to defend wolves and other vulnerable wildlife!
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| Defender, Imagine what a wolf caught in a strangulation snare experiences in her last moments. The pain. The terror. The uncertainty as minutes or hours go by, as she's trapped and alone. This should never happen to a majestic wolf or any other wild creature. That's what we believe in. And we're hoping you'll show that you stand for wolves too by fighting with us today. Become a Defender of Wildlfe by lending your urgent support today. Your gift helps us push back against groups gutting protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies and beyond. Strangulation snares can be a brutal and excruciating way to die, not just for the wolf but for all other wildlife and even pets that get caught in them. So why did Montana push so hard to reintroduce these snares and other killing tools? Why are they unleashing these barbaric killing methods on populations of wild wolves? Their reasons don't matter, though – all that matters is stopping them before more wolves have to die. Give a Damn: Show you care by joining Defenders of Wildlife and help us shut down senseless attacks on wolves and other wildlife! The reality is that a loud but tiny minority of anti-wolf extremists are working hard to destroy the future we've so carefully rebuilt for wolves. They're ramping up efforts to kill off even more wolves in the Northern Rockies, where wolves remain unprotected – and they have allies in Congress, including Rep. Lauren Boebert who is pushing a bill to destroy federal protections for gray wolves once and for all. This may be our only chance to stop their terrible plan from succeeding. The time is now: Do you care enough to meet our challenge and defend wolves and other wildlife? | | | | | | Thank you for making the right choice and speaking up for animals with no voice of their own. | | |
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