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Kindredsoul wrote:I got this in my email, and figured if anyone here was interseted in helping, here you go


Idaho's deadly wolf hunt began as scheduled on Tuesday, and Idaho has already confirmed the first wolf kill. Take action now»

In March, Interior Secretary Salazar approved the Bush Administration's discredited plan to eliminate Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in Idaho and Montana.

And now, Idaho will allow 220 wolves to be killed this year in the first-ever state regulated hunt of gray wolves in the continental United States. To make matters worse, Montana plans to allow 75 wolves to be killed starting in October. Hundreds of wolves -- including this year’s wolf pups -- are facing death.

Please urge Secretary Salazar to reinstate federal protections for Northern Rockies wolves immediately»

No other endangered species has ever been delisted at such a low population level and then immediately hunted to even lower unsustainable levels. This isn't wolf recovery; it's a rejection of responsible wildlife conservation principles.

Please send your message to Secretary Salazar today to protect Idaho's wolves!

Thank you for making a difference today,

Rebecca Young,
Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team


P.S. This could be the worst wolf massacre in the Lower 48 United States since the 1930s. Hundreds of defenseless wolves will be shot, with many surviving wolf pups left to starve to death. Unless we stop it. Please sign the petition to send your message, then send an email to your friends and post the petition to Facebook. Thank you!

Here's the petition link: http://www.care2.com/go/z/e/AFPb./zJp4/A7h.m

P.P.S. Care2 just launched a new look for our click-to-donate pages, and a new Click to Protect Threatened Wolves. Your free daily click generates a real cash donation from our sponsors for nonprofits. Click today to help save wolves!



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DeadPoolX wrote: EDIT: I've done a little research and one side says this will "manage wolf populations" while the other claims it'll "massacre wolves." I can see both sides of the argument. I think hunting in order to manage wild animal populations is a good idea and practice -- if the animal itself has a high enough number to sustain itself without becoming an endangered species.

Tawmis wrote:

DeadPoolX wrote: EDIT: I've done a little research and one side says this will "manage wolf populations" while the other claims it'll "massacre wolves." I can see both sides of the argument. I think hunting in order to manage wild animal populations is a good idea and practice -- if the animal itself has a high enough number to sustain itself without becoming an endangered species.

Feh. We should hunt humans. There's too many of us and we're over populating the world and thus slaughtering animals because they're in our way.

DeadPoolX wrote:

Tawmis wrote:

DeadPoolX wrote: EDIT: I've done a little research and one side says this will "manage wolf populations" while the other claims it'll "massacre wolves." I can see both sides of the argument. I think hunting in order to manage wild animal populations is a good idea and practice -- if the animal itself has a high enough number to sustain itself without becoming an endangered species.

Feh. We should hunt humans. There's too many of us and we're over populating the world and thus slaughtering animals because they're in our way.

I heartily concur! Of course... doing so usually gets those pesky law enforcement types all ticked off.