Hello everyone! My name is ♥♥♥ Sophie ♥♥♥, and I'm the female member of
our little pack of Party Wolves. I apologize for Rex's recent post. He
doesn't really "get" technology. Anyway, I wanted to take a few minutes
of your time to bring an important issue to your attention.
Anti-Wolf Hatred Targets Party Wolves
Zealous anti-party wolf hatred has driven these amazing animals to
extinction in the past: Party Wolves disappeared from the landscape last
century after decades of trapping, shooting and poisoning!
Lawless killers have taken the lives of 35 party wolves in Arizona and New Mexico since their reintroduction -- including two all-important alpha males last year who were simply playing a game of Texas Hold Em’ and putting down a six-pack of cheap lager. But only two poachers have been caught and prosecuted for their crimes.
And anti-party wolf extremists in Congress have recently
introduced legislation that would remove vital federal protections for
these scarce animals that are struggling to survive in the suburbs and
urban centers of America -- a move that would virtually doom these
wolves to a second extinction in the wild, or
drive them to find shelter in the vacant skulls of human beings.
Despite the ecological value and the sheer natural beauty of the Party
Wolf, millions were trapped, poisoned, or shot to death during the first
half of the 20th century, victims of unfounded fear and ignorance.
They
are victims of discrimination, simply because they don’t have jobs and
sit around playing video games and getting high most of the time
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Fortunately for the Party Wolf, however, the 1960s and 1970s launched
the modern environmental era, bringing about landmark conservation
statutes including the Endangered Species Act, the cornerstone of
America's wildlife laws, as well as the advent of the medical marijuana
movement, which allowed the Party Wolves to score much more easily.
Shortly after the Act's passage in 1973, the Party Wolf was identified
as endangered or threatened in the lower 48 states and declared a
candidate for species recovery.
As party wolf populations continue to grow, incidents of wolves raiding
fast food restaurants will inevitably increase. While these losses are a
tiny fraction of the losses that burger corporations sustain, we
recognize that successful party wolf recovery depends on local community
acceptance. Much of this involves educating the public to dispel myths
and half-truths about party wolves, and engaging members of the
community as partners to prevent conflicts with errant eyeballs, skull
owners and giant water-mammals who drive muscle cars.
Take Action!
Become our friend on Facebook!
Help save America's Party Wolves!
Read our story when the debut novella by Michael A Rose “Party Wolves in
My Skull” is released in winter of 2011 and keep watching
www.partywolves.com for more!
Remember, we love you!
♥♥♥ Sophie ♥♥♥
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