Formal Resolution of Support going before the “Wind River Tribal Council”

In Protect Sacred Yellowstone Grizzlies, Protect The Wolves, Sacred Resource Protection Zone, Sacred Species by Twowolves1 Comment

  We all Owe Sergio a Huge AWWWWOOOOOOO With the help of Sergio Maldonado, We have a Formal Resolution of Support to pressure Hilary Cooley, and WGFD into acting!  We have a Formal Resolution of Support going before the “Wind River Tribal Council” Monday Morning July 1st for vote as well as Sergio is sending Letter to Rocky Mountain Tribal …

Grizzly Bear Cub Has “All the Right Stuff,” Help Him To Get Reunited/Rescued!

In Protect The Wolves, Protect Wyoming Grizzlies, Sacred Resource Protection Zone by Twowolves8 Comments

Grizzly Bear Cub Has “All the Right Stuff,” Help Him To Get Reunited/Rescued! Thursday, June 27, 2019 3:28 PM FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: For Press Inquiries: Roger Dobson 310-494-6314 Director of Tribal Relations Deidre Bainbridge Wyoming Grizzly Advisor SAN DIEGO, CA and TOGWOTEE PASS NEAR GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WY / ACCESSWIRE / June 27, 2019 / Protect The Wolves™ A Native American …

Grow Your Instagram and help Protect Your Childrens Resources

In Ban Grazing Allotments, Protect The Wolves, Sacred Resource Protection Zone by TwowolvesLeave a Comment

Our Nonprofit is calling for 10,000 volunteers to get their free Viral site http://bit.ly/2Nfag9x  to help you grow their Instagram While getting Paid to Do it !! Meanwhile helping Our Instagram Reach to be able to reach thousands more about the perils Our Wildlife are facing.   Hey it’s Roger, This has to be the COOLEST FREE way to help wildlife ever. …

New Mexico Wolf Killer Should Be Charged with Animal Cruelty 

In Oppose Welfare Ranching, Protect Mexican Gray Wolves, Protect The Wolves by Twowolves5 Comments

Co-authored by Jessica Johnson, chief legislative officer, Animal Protection of New Mexico; and Greta Anderson, deputy director, Western Watersheds Project — Last year, the American public learned about the brutal killing of an endangered Mexican gray wolf—identified as Mexican wolf number #1385 of the Willow Springs pack, and named “Mia Tuk” by an Albuquerque schoolchild—by a grazing permittee on the Gila National Forest in …