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Emergency: Wolfs and wolf cubs in danger

Emergency: Wolfs and wolf cubs in danger

Mis à jour le 28 April 2019

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The wolves of Savoy have been the target of the Prefect for a few days now and they need you, your peaceful presence in the places they frequent, because they are threatened.

After the slaughter of a nursing wolf in the department, leaving her cubs defenceless and without food ... it is the turn of her companion who tries the impossible to feed her young, to be targeted, with other wolves. The associations for the defence of animals and nature are mobilizing to prevent these massacres.

If you are on holiday or if you have free time, if you like hiking and watching wolves is your interest ... You can help us.

We need witnesses, on the spot who can take turns morning and evening essentially since during the day the sector is quite well attended by observers, in order to watch and monitor the area (Méraloup sectors, ruines chien-loup Chavanu, Les Jeux, the Charmettes, Le Loup ruine), and to alert us if anything happens. Take with you a camera and a mobile phone and go out in two’s, it's safer.

We remind you that every citizen is free to walk is these areas and is entitled to check what is happening on the ground, but of course remaining within the law, in a 100% peaceful way. If ONCFS agents, officers of the law, park rangers or other uniformed authorities ask you to follow them do not resist. We are not here to provoke confrontation, but to observe and testify. We did this for the ibex of the Bargy, successfully, today it’s the wolves who need us.

Thank you for your mobilization!

Contact: info@one-voice.fr

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framboise | Tuesday 19 July 2016

Non, il ne faut pas les tuer. Non, non, non !

géraldine | Tuesday 19 July 2016

Foutez la paix aux loups. Le monde ne nous appartient pas plus qu'à eux.

wettlé | Tuesday 19 July 2016

J'en pleure tout en lisant ce texte poignant, déchirant et ce qui est relaté n'est que honte et scandaleux de la part de ce Maire. Franchement, c'est bien dommage que je sois si loin car j'aurais eu un réel contentement de pouvoir aider et protéger ces loups. Quant à ce Maire qui ordonne de tuer ces loups, il n'a aucun droit à le faire et de plus, le loup est un animal protégé, cet individu n'a aucune sensibilité, aucune compassion et encore moins respect pour les animaux, nous devons tous agir très très nombreux afin de faire interdire à ce personnage, et à d'autres, de tuer ainsi des loups, animaux inoffensifs qui ne demandent qu'à vivre en paix et en toute tranquillité. Je suis indignée et bouleversée et cela doit s'arrêter définitivement, car aucun animal n'est "nuisible" comme le prétendent les chasseurs qui ne sont que bourreaux et monstres, la seule espèce réellement nuisible pour tous, est et reste "l'humain" !

witekop | Tuesday 19 July 2016

Il est honteux de ne pas laisser les animaux, jeunes loups etc. sans leurs parents. Auriez-vous aimé que l'on tue vos parents comme l'on fait certains au plus sombre de notre histoire ?