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Justice for Chaco, a Seacrest Preserve Wolf

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Linda
12 years ago

This animal was in a Preserve that has permits to keep these animals. Why is it ok for FWC to break the law and take the life of this beautiful baby? If the officer knows ANYTHING about wolves, they are going to run from people, not go to them. Lying to the owner was NOT OK either. This was not their fault or the animals fault that it got out. I can tell you that that animal was terrified and would have kept hidden, not gone looking for children to eat as the fairy tale would have one believe. FWC needs to be held accountable for what they did because it was wrong.

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Floyd Sanborn
12 years ago

Seacrest personnel should have been

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celia hall
12 years ago

every life as a right

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Anonymous
12 years ago

THAT'S PURE CRIMALITY! AND TOTALLY DISGUSTING! YOU ARE KILLERS : SERIAL KILLERS! I ASK THE MAXIMUM PENALTY TO BE APPLY TO THOSE THAT DARE TO DO THAT HORROR! JAIL FOR LIFE

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Charles Vetter
12 years ago

Out of respect for others, I am withholding my opinion.

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Jesse Hall
12 years ago

It's stuff like this that makes me want to live on the moon.

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Olivia Wilder
12 years ago

Wolves are wildlife and wildlife is well life

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Charlotte Legare
12 years ago

Tragic loss of a beautiful life. I am outraged by the actions of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

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Gina Bedwell
12 years ago

This is an outrage!

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richard prideaux
12 years ago

Stupid, cruel, heartless. What else?

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Colart
12 years ago

signé

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Leslene Dunn
12 years ago

This piece of utter filth that shot this wolf needs to be hunted down and shot and left to die painfully and slowly.

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Jon Meeds
12 years ago

Leave wolves in peace!

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Susan Allen
12 years ago

This should never have happened. As usual law enforcement of all types are crazily trigger happy, Doesn't matter if it's a puppy, kitten, dog or a wolf, they just don't seem to care. People responsible should be fired and the agency should be fined.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Somebody -- possibly several somebodies -- need to be held to account.

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Jason
12 years ago

This is ridiculous. The FWC neeeds to be examined and reformed. Thoroughly.

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Kyle Messer
12 years ago

why are so many humans act so cruely towards animals? especially ones as beautiful as wolves. it gives those of us who do care fo rhtem a bad name

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Caroll White
12 years ago

I am so outraged and saddened at the same time that words are inadequate to describe my feelings. I will say that I hope all from the FWC that are responsible for the MURDER of Chaco are permanently fired and banned from any hopes of rehiring!!

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Peggy Brown
12 years ago

A rare British Columbian wolf from the Seacrest Wolf Preserve, Inc. located near Chipley, Florida, was willfully and unlawfully executed by the local Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) located at 3911 Highway 2321, Panama City, Florida, working in cooperation with the Pensacola, Florida, FWC branch and other regional FWC agencies.. Let's tell them that is not okay.

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Laurel Floyd
12 years ago

Over the past 13 years I have personally interacted with the wolves at Seacrest, as have hundreds of my students. Seacrest is a safe place for wolves and humans who want to interact with wolves. Their mission is "Preservation through Education." The intentional acts of the FWC that prevented Chaco's owners from humanely capturing him are shocking. They used deception to orchestrate his execution. Most citizens believe that FWC officers are concerned about the welfare of all animals and would opt to save a life if possible. The death of Chaco has taught us that this is not the case.