Action Alert: The Fate of Wolves and Cranes are in Your Hands…

Match ends Monday · Up to $500 doubled New month. One month out. There will be no repeat of 2021. We hope you had a happy, safe Halloween. Keep the candy away from your pets, since chocolate and sugar-free candy can be dangerous to dogs. And wildlife will eat your pumpkins. Deer especially love them. … Continue reading Action Alert: The Fate of Wolves and Cranes are in Your Hands…

Your Gift Is Doubled: The First $500 Becomes $1,000

We just got a $500 match! Thank you, DJ, for your generous match offering. We only need five of you. Five gifts of $100 meets the match and saves bears from torture. Together we can do this fast. We are making a difference. Be One of the Five Friends, Did you see our bear harvest … Continue reading Your Gift Is Doubled: The First $500 Becomes $1,000

Happy Wolf Advocacy Week! We Did It — Now Meet Luna 🐺

Happy Wolf Advocacy Week! We met our October goal — thank you! Meet Luna, the life-size wolf who teaches kids and helps bust poachers, plus a free wolf mask for Halloween.

Vote Wild, Not Wolf Hunts. We’re only $345 to our goal.We only need three advocates who want their gifts matched

Gifts of $100 to $1,000 are matched, and hitting our $7,500 monthly goal unlocks our grantor's match. Only $345 to go.

Letter to Secretary Haaland: Protect Wisconsin Lake Sturgeon

The Lake Sturgeon population in Wisconsin is on the brink of extinction, and it is crucial to consider designating them as a Distinct Population Segment and granting them federal protection through the Endangered Species Act. Without such protection, the survival of the Sturgeon population could be at even greater risk from pollution, invasive species, and climate change.

Wisconsin’s new wolf “management” plan leaves wolves imperiled

Wolf recovery is incomplete and unlikely under this new plan. Wisconsin legally mandates a wolf hunt once wolves are delisted but other states do not. Continued oversight by the federal government, including Endangered Species protection is needed in order for Wisconsin to have a healthy wolf population.

Fireside Chat Revisited: Poaching Issues When Wolves are Protected

At our Fireside Chat on Thursday, February 10th, Special Guest Francisco J. Santiago-Ávila PhD joined us to talk about his work with carnivore protection in the Midwest, and what happens with Wisconsin wolves both when they are protected and what happens when they lose protection.

PRESS RELEASE: Ethical Hunters Offer Additional $5,000 Reward for Info on Illegal Wolf Killings

After Animal Wellness Action offered a $10,000 reward for info leading to the successful prosecution of wolf poachers in the state last week, Hunters for Wolves felt that they would like to see that pool of money increase in order to bring attention to the illegal poaching of wildlife. 

Wolf Poaching Reward

We have set up an emergency fund in order to provide a reward for information regarding the killing of a wolf discovered Saturday morning in Washburn County, WI. Our goal for the reward is $1500, so please help us spread the word.