#wolf rights

[smolandweirdwriter]

This is Strider! He’s a “wolf ambassador” from the nonprofit organization Apex Protection Project’s sanctuary in Acton, CA. He was rushed to the emergency room yesterday and is currently undergoing a plasma transfusion to stabilize him before he goes to another hospital for overnight care. Apex needs to raise $10,000 (a cost that is steadily rising!) to cover his medical needs.

Strider first came to Apex with a broken skull when his owner tried to kill him. He’s a beautiful and incredible example of perseverance and survival and a reminder of all that apex predators—and biodiversity in general—do for our planet! It’s up to us to help them! Please donate to Apex Protection Project on their website or their Instagram and help save Strider!

[novoki]

on my questionnaire about opinions on wolves, there’s the question “do you think wolves have enough animal rights? why?”

and someone dead-ass replied “no, i think they should have the right to vote”

[novoki]

For my EPQ, I’m studying public opinions of wolves - both modern and in the past! I’d really appreciate it if you guys could fill it in so I have primary research

Thank you!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScMCPxVeNMIT8U50xPI2pA-o_Ty6KRotsqq0jjGz9BUAH34ww/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

Wolf opinion survey

Fill in this survey to tell me about your opinions of wolves.

[wolfrights]

Wolk rights 1

there it is

[geekandmisandry]

*Huffy voice* I for one am offended that you say wolves cannot be a part of feminism. I have been typed this out with my damp nose to tell you that wolf rights are just as important and and you shouldn't be miswolfist. Awooo.

*narrows eyes* This sounds like something the fox would say!