<h2><b>The Bloody Bitch is at it again</h2></b>

This week, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin 'The Great white huntress' Board of Game wants to target more wolf mothers and pups for slaughter.

"She's such an avid sportsman! Shooting defenseless animials from airplanes is her idea of sport hunting."

But with one caring act, you can give a gift that will help stop this horrible killing and support on-the-ground work to save the lives of wolves in Alaska and across America:

Adopt a wolf today from our brand-new Wildlife Adoption Center and help support wolf-saving work in Alaska and Greater Yellowstone.

Alaska's brutal aerial hunting program has already claimed the lives of more than 800wolves --

with another season of slaughter about to begin. In June, Palin's state officials drew widespread condemnation for slaughtering 14 wolf pups --each just weeks old -- with a shot to the head.

Ignoring the public outcry from the killings, members of the state’s Board of Game -- many hand-picked by The "Bloody Bitch" Palin -- have decided to continue the killing of wolf pups and mothers by state officials.

It’s all part of the state’s brutal wolf-killing program, and we need your help this Holiday Season to stop it.

A wolf adoption makes a special holiday gift and will support our efforts to fight this brutal policy -- and prevent programs like it from spreading to places like the Greater Yellowstone region and Northern Rockies.

Each tax-deductible wolf adoption from our newly redesigned Wildlife Adoption Center comes with a plush wolf toy, a personalized Certificate of Adoption, a handsome 5” x 7” color wolf photograph and a fact sheet full of fascinating information about wolves.

This winter will be deadly for Alaska’s wolves. But your gift adoption for a loved one -- or yourself -- can make a world of difference for these wolves and other wildlife. Please make a caring wolf adoption today.

For the wild ones,

Rodger Schlickeisen
President
Defenders of Wildlife


P.S. Please make a wolf gift adoption at wildlifeadoption.org or call 1-800-385-9712. For other ways to help support our on-the-ground efforts to save wolves, visit our new Wolf-Saving Gifts and Gifts & Gear shops.

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