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mahatmakanejeeves

(61,295 posts)
Wed Dec 8, 2021, 01:54 PM Dec 2021

Reward for information on Oregon wolf pack poisoning now $43,000

Reward for information on Oregon wolf pack poisoning now $43,000

by KATU Staff Wednesday, December 8th 2021

Conservation and animal protection groups are contributing to a reward for details on a series of poisonings that killed eight wolves in eastern Oregon.

State troopers found the grey wolves dead in Union County earlier this year and say more than one poison was used.

A reward for information leading to a conviction is now up to nearly $43,000.

PREVIOUS STORY: Reward for info on poisoning of entire Oregon wolf pack grows to $36K

Predator Defense has put up $5,000 of the reward.

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Reward for information on Oregon wolf pack poisoning now $43,000 (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2021 OP
Poison is such a damaging way to kill wild animals. CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2021 #1
Its an agonizing way for an animal to die Bayard Dec 2021 #2

CaliforniaPeggy

(152,299 posts)
1. Poison is such a damaging way to kill wild animals.
Wed Dec 8, 2021, 01:58 PM
Dec 2021

The dead animal will pass the poison on to whichever animal eats it.

And to kill any wolf is literally a crime against nature.

The whole business is just sick.

Bayard

(24,145 posts)
2. Its an agonizing way for an animal to die
Wed Dec 8, 2021, 06:14 PM
Dec 2021

Great pain, crying, convulsions. I've seen it first hand.

I hope they find these bastards and crucify them.

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