Relocating wolves

[boneaddict]

Just on the news that they took two Mexican grey wolf pups from the Chicago zoo and introduced them into a pack in Arizona.   
I thought they weren't supposed to do that.   "Trying to help recovery issues" 

[pianoman9701]

Apparently, they do what they want anyway. At one point I'd heard that AZ said they didn't want them. I doubt there's been an environmental impact study performed, but maybe there has. 

[Timberstalker]

Sickening. 

[mfswallace]

and the 2 clueless news casters were overjoyed with these cute ccuddly things

[timberfaller]

The guberment,  "do as I say NOT as I do"

No need for a EIS for relocating,  It makes the eco's happy and fat open wallets to boot!!

Just like there is NO EIS on all the road abandonment(destruction)!

BUT if YOU want to do something "constructive" watch out!  everything comes into play then!!!

[jackelope]

Is this the wolf pup I saw making the rounds on Facebook this morning?

[mfswallace]

Saw it on local Yakima news at 6:30am... Probably just jumping on the feel good lib band wagon

[Humptulips]

NM may have kept them out of their State by suing, AZ next best place.
http://www.abqjournal.com/759957/feds-to-release-wolves-in-nm-despite-state-opposition.html

[boneaddict]

Didnt see it on Face so not sure Jackelope.  Saw it on the same news as mfswallace

[X-Force]

http://abc7chicago.com/pets/mexican-gray-wolf-puppies-could-help-save-species/1353537/

[pianoman9701]

The article says that those two puppies could save the species and that hunters and farmers killed them all. Frikkin' Disney wrote that article, I'm fairly sure.

[bearpaw]

That's two more wolves looking for an easy meal.... where's the beef