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09Sep
Torture Should Be Illegal
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions DO YOU THINK THAT USING A VEHICLE TO KILL AN ANIMAL IS ABHORRENT AND SHOULD BE OUTLAWED? So do the vast majority of Wyomingites and Americans! And the Wyoming legislature actually made it legal earlier this year. We won’t stop working on this until it is banned. Since day one (and […]
15Jul
Wolf and Mountain Lion Comments Ignored Again
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions HUNTING SEASON PROPOSALS WILL GO THROUGH AS IS – UNLESS CHANGES ARE MADE BY COMMISSIONERS TOMORROW Despite receiving overwhelming public opposition to the proposed increases in wolf hunting quotas, including in Hunt Areas 8, 9, 10, and 11, where a newly formed wolf pack has become a favorite among […]
10Jun
Comments are now open for mountain lion and wolf hunting in Wyoming
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions COMMENTS ARE OPEN FOR WOLF HUNTING SEASON SETTING IN WYOMING The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is proposing to increase wolf hunting quotas as part of its management strategy, yet this move runs counter to sound ecological science and the state’s urgent need to address the spread of chronic […]
28Feb
Ask for Legislators to Fix the Torture Issue
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions HB 0275 IS ON THE WAY TO THE GOVERNOR’S DESK – WITHOUT PROVISIONS TO PROHIBIT VEHICULAR KILLING URGENT: Ask members of the Joint TRW Committee to discuss this issue in the interim for next session House Bill 275 didn’t go far enough to actually prevent cruelty to animals. This […]
Hogs for Hope Motorcycle Rally Honoring Tortured Wolf
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions MOTORCYLE RALLY TO HONOR TORTURED WOLF PUP, DEMAND CHANGE Ready to show your support for legislation protecting predators and other animals in Wyoming? A passionate, energized group of motorcycle riders are! Join us as we celebrate their effort, and further our work towards a state free from animal cruelty. […]
Wolf Torture Incident Update
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions FIGHTING FOR WOLF JUSTICE IN THE HALLS OF POWER Last week, our Executive Director Kristin Combs and board member Jim Laybourn traveled to Cheyenne to continue fighting for justice and stronger animal cruelty laws. The heartwrenching case of the young wolf tortured in Daniel, Wyoming, has not only galvanized […]
If You Want Justice for the Wolf that Was Tortured in Wyoming, Keep Reading…
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions IF YOU WANT JUSTICE FOR THE WOLF THAT WAS TORTURED, READ ON: If you have been wondering why you haven’t heard from us yet on the wolf that was run over with a snowmobile and then tortured and used for cruel entertainment, it’s because we have been leading the […]
Take Action for Foxes, Bears, Wolves, Coyotes and Other Predators
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions USFWS PROPOSES RULE TO STOP PREDATOR KILLING ON WILDLIFE REFUGES Public Comment Opportunity for Predators in Wyoming and Wildlife Refuges Coast to Coast Comment Deadline is Monday, March 4 The Oxford Languages Dictionary Definition of Refuge: A condition of being safe or sheltered from pursuit, danger, or trouble […]
20Nov
Wolves are Allies Not Enemies
As Wyoming continues to allow the killing of nearly 50% of its wolf population each year, new research from Yellowstone is showing that wolves might be our best bet against the spread and severity of chronic wasting disease (CWD). Chronic wasting disease is an always fatal malady that affects members of the cervid family like […]
20Feb
Idaho Wolves Need Your Voice Now
The state of Idaho is at it again. Looking for more ways to kill wolves and reduce the population. While at the same time, giving out bounties for people who kill wolves. The state uses inconsistent and questionable population estimates and wants to reduce the entire wolf population to 500, down from 1,300. The state […]