The Wolf Preservation Blog

Only 20-25 Norwegian Wolves remain.  Please sign the petition through the link at bottom and share this article with everyone!

“In Norway the hunt of wolves started February 15, 2011.

Norway has a very small population of wolves – only 20 -25. They are authorized to shoot  8 wolves.

First wolf shot down was a radio-labeled male. He was wounded and first after half an hour the hunters ended his life.

The Norwegian wolves who these days will be hunted down without mercy, are victims of a political sheep trade. Hatred against predators bring the rich world’s extremely poor tolerance to the troublesome nature of relief. It is poor that Norway as one of the world’s richest countries have not really leave room for the wolf.

– The decision to shoot the majority of just 20-25 wolves that live firmly in Norway, the fetus based on feelings and political considerations. It is a fact that the small wolf population does not mean anything for sheep in the Outfield.

The truth about the hunt could be seen on Norwegian TV Tuesday evening. A hunter said: “…I hunt foxes and hares, so we want the wolf away from the woods so we can hunt without wolves in the area…and our dogs can be safe when we take them out into the forest.”

It is a big shame for Norway that lust and money count more than lives.”