Her Name Was Tulip. A Good Bear

One Month of Peace — Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance
Wisconsin gives its bears one month. On July 1, the hounds are loosed — help us stop it today.
Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance
Speak for Wildlife  ·  Wisconsin
One month of peace

They don’t know what’s coming.
We do.

For one month — all of June — Wisconsin’s wolf pups, bear cubs, and crane colts get to be young. On July 1, the state opens its hound-“training” season and the dog packs are loosed across our public forests, statewide. The young animals born this spring share those woods with the dogs.

A mother bear and her cub in Wisconsin
This is what June protects: a sow and her cub, together.
Tulip, a wild bear killed in Wisconsin
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This is Tulip. She was a wild bear. We removed the other images in this appeal because they were too graphic to send — but we kept this one on purpose, because you deserve to see what “tradition” actually looks like.

Out of respect for our readers, the most graphic images of hounding have been removed from this message. The single image above was kept deliberately.

In Wisconsin, wild bears are exempt from our animal cruelty laws.

We are here to change that.

Help us change it — give before July 1 →
What the record shows
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Give them more than one month.

We’re raising $500 today to keep this fight funded — the petition, the legal pressure, and the campaign to reach Wisconsinites who have no idea what July 1 brings.

◆  Matched today

Every gift today is doubled — up to $200 total — by GLWA board member Terry Curkeet, featured in our documentary Dogs of War. Your $25 becomes $50.

$25
Warns one more family what July brings
$50
Fuels the fight to stop the hounds
$100
Defends the pups, cubs & colts in court
Donate now  →

Want to protect them all year? Give monthly instead →

They have one month. Whether it becomes more than that is up to people like you. Give today, and you’re the reason this fight keeps going — before the dogs are loosed.

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Melissa Smith
Founder & Executive Director, Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance
Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance — a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) · Madison, Wisconsin
msmith@wiwolvesandwildlife.org  ·  speakforwildlife.org
Gifts support our wildlife petition, advocacy, and litigation, and may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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