Fuck yeah, wolves! ♥

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November 2011

66 posts

aresu-deactivated20130111 asked: Thank you for this tumblr! Wolves are my favorite animal :3

ssuess asked: aww i've loved wolves ever since i was a kid, this blog makes me so happy! :)

ineveryinnocentface asked: MY HERO! <3

jessstout asked: Absolutely love all of your pictures :)) They are the most beautiful animals. <3

ayesammi asked: Thank you so much, I really can't thank you enough.

ayesammi asked: Please help me, I posted something about my wolfdog having being sold to someone without my permission. And I'm desperately trying to find him and get him back. If you could reblog the story on my page about it, I'd appreciate it so so much :/

supornatural asked: Have you ever read The Sight by David Clement-Davies? It's all about wolves and is one of the main reasons I fell in love with them. :)

Anonymous asked: Hello there. I've been watching this debate from afar and I just wanted to say that I think it is amazing that you post the "questions" from both point of view, and that you answer to all of them politely even if you do not agree with what they are saying. It takes a strong person to do that. Keep up being awesome! :)

alwayswildatheart asked: There is a lot to understand about the delistment of wolves. A lot of people only dwell on the fact that wolves are killed. BUT without the wolf management plans there would have never been a wolf reintroduction in the first place. We live in a world overpopulated by humans and unfortunately it means that you have to come to a happy medium with both wolf and the human worlds. You have to give a...

myasphyxiatedmind asked: I agree with what skyblossomwolf said. I don't think that anon realizes that this opens up the opportunity for wolves to be hunted right back to the endangered status that had them protected in the first place. It's just going to be a vicious cycle if it keeps up like this.

thatgaywolf asked: If you are ever interested, I wrote a research paper dealing with the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone and arguing for their continued protection. Just stopping in 'cause I saw the other questions

faunling asked: About what one of the anons said about rejoicing of the wolves being delisted, I don't think they understand that by them being delisted, they are now being hunted. Pups, pregnant mothers, whole packs being wiped out right now. It's such a shame.

wolvesrain-deactivated20111121 asked: gotta say you and lunaticwolfe are 1 of the most known blogs there is, theres a fuckyeahwolves but your more known lol

l3tm3l0v3y0u asked: There shouldn't be a limited number of wolf populations... There beautiful. i swear I woild do anything to see an actual wolf. A wild one...

deanie--baby asked: This might be kind of delayed but I wanted to respond to the anon who comments on the good side of wolves being delisted-the issue is that the management of the wolf population is being handed over to the states, rather than the federal government, and unfortunately the majority of people in said states are very anti-wolf and are coming up with 'management' plans that could easily kill...

alsopeter asked: Just to comment on the previous question you were asked, though it is a positive things (that wolves are no longer considered an endangered species) isn't it too soon? I'm not sure what the current population of wolves is, so maybe it is at a safe number.

Anonymous asked: I really do not understand why everyone is upset and crying about wolves finally being taken off the endangered species list. Trust me, I love wolves more than your average person, but everyone is looking at the de-listing as a negative thing. Instead of crying we should be rejoicing! All of our hard work has been successful with wolf reintroductions and populations have been continuously growing....

saruhhowl asked: I agree. I don't really see the "sport" in hunting at all. There's a right way to hunt, you know?

whosthebadwolf asked: I was just saying that to my girlfriend (about the human population). While I'm an anarchist and believe in a free society, I feel like the only reason we hunt is because the animal population inconveniences us, which in all regards is a selfish and arrogant motive for killing anything.

saruhhowl asked: It's mainly the ranchers and people who hunt for sport who have the problems with wolves being around. Until they learn that coexisting with them is the best thing to do, and until the U.S. Fish & Wildlife service stops being a dick, wolves are gonna have to tough it out while they're off the list :/

susitar asked: Humans are a species of animal. If we try to distance ourselves too far from nature, that's when ideas of "controlling nature" arises. Our food, or materials, are dependant on natural resources. I would actually say, that if there is any species that really needs to be controlled, it's the human population. Too bad other animals don't have clever traps or guns. ;)

tophismelonlord asked: yep they are, I have at least 2.. though I don't know where my second is right now(time to search my bedroom, I guess)

printed-in-gold asked: Totally. I like to believe that humans are still part of the eco-system as much as any other animal (I mean we are animals) but I know that this doesn't really apply.

tophismelonlord asked: to make it worse or better -depending how people look at it- I was wearing my wolf shirt that I got from Walmart's men section(I hate the girl/womens clothes and I'm a girl).

tophismelonlord asked: Same here, I saw the news segment about it and I was almost in tears!