Please Sign For Swedish Wolves

The wolf hunt slaughter of Sweden’s tiny wolf population is egregious beyond measure. It’s simply outrageous what they are doing to wolves in Sweden. Once again a small minority want wolves killed and are dictating policy. One of these groups is moose hunters. Moose hunters are just 6% of the population in Sweden but just like in America, a small minority gets their way with politicians. Sound familiar?

This was sent to me from one of my Swedish readers:

“……did you know one hunter did shoot of a leeg from the wolf, just to stop him, another wolf did get 11 bullets before he died”.

Please sign this petition that will be sent to Environment Commissioner Janez Potocnik. Even though the hunt was allowed to go forward we need to let him know we support Swedish wolves and are against hunting them to satisfy special interest groups.

To sign petition CLICK HERE

Here is another petition that was circulated before the hunts started. Click here for English version.

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Sweden cries wolf – and faces European court

Published: 17 January 2011

http://www.euractiv.com/en/climate-environment/sweden-cries-wolf-faces-european-court-news-501293

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Swedish government under fire over wolf hunt

January 19, 2011 07:44 am EST

http://www.allheadlinenews.com/briefs/articles/90031336?Swedish%20government%20under%20fire%20over%20wolf%20hunt

Photo: Courtesy Wikimedia Commons

Posted in: Swedish wolves, Wolf Wars

Tags: Swedish wolf hunt, wolf wars, wolf persecution, Save Sweden’s Wolves

Sweden’s Second Wolf Hunt Will Proceed Under Protest By EU….

Here we go again. 6500 Swedish hunters will stalk 20 poor Swedish wolves starting this Saturday. Last years hunt was the first wolf hunt held in Sweden in 45 years.

Hunters kill 20 wolves in first Swedish hunt in 45 years

January 2, 2010

More bad news, this time from Sweden.  For the first time in forty-five years, Swedish wolves are being hunted. Hunters killed 20 wolves out of the 27 wolf quota, on the first day of the hunt.  How incredibly sad. To my fellow wolf supporters in Sweden, my heart goes out to you.

Sweden’s wolves number a little over 200 animals. Yet this tiny wolf population is being hunted.  20 wolves are gone.  For what?

Wolf persecution is global!!

We have just begun to fight…….John Paul Jones

https://howlingforjustice.wordpress.com/2010/01/02/hunters-shoot-14-swedish-wolves-on-first-hunt-in-four-decades/

Now Sweden is back at it again. 

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Wolf hunt set to proceed despite EU complaints

Published: 13 Jan 11 17:11

Despite looming legal action from the European Commission and complaints about the size of the quota, 6,500 Swedish hunters are set to go after 20 wolves in Sweden’s second annual wolf hunt.

http://www.thelocal.se/31420/20110113/

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Please support the EU protest against this hunt!!!  Wolf persecution is global. Stand up for Swedish wolves!!

Protest against the continued hunting of Wolves in Sweden

Sign The Petition by Clicking HERE:

 

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Photos: Courtesy Wikimedia Commons

Posted in: Swedish wolves

Tags: Swedish wolves hunted, Sweden, tiny wolf population, European Union protests Swedish wolf hunt, Green Party Protest Wolf Hunt

Hunters kill 20 wolves in first Swedish hunt in 45 years

More bad news, this time from Sweden.  For the first time in forty-five years, Swedish wolves are being hunted. Hunters killed 20 wolves out of the 27 wolf quota, on the first day of the hunt.  How incredibly sad. To my fellow wolf supporters in Sweden, my heart goes out to you.

Sweden’s wolves number a little over 200 animals. Yet this tiny wolf population is being hunted.  20 wolves are gone.  For what? 

Wolf persecution is global!!

We have just begun to fight…….John Paul Jones

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“Hunter Sune Johansson weights a female wolf after it was shot”

Hunters kill 20 wolves in first Swedish hunt in 45 years

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.227e6a4e11ba39c08630e5729d693330.a81&show_article=1

Posted in: Swedish wolves

Tags: Swedish wolf hunt, gray wolf/canis lupus, trophy hunting wolves