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Justice for Chaco, a Seacrest Preserve Wolf

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Mary Dallas
12 years ago

Don't MURDER GODs Creatures

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Steve Cryer
12 years ago

Steve

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Johan Van Haecke
12 years ago

Preserve the wild, protect all wolves.

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colleen sorensen
12 years ago

We want justice for Chaco, he was murdered by Florida FWS!

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Donna Tefft
12 years ago

Hope justice comes out Seacrest is wonderful place

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Marty Abel
12 years ago

These people should be held accountable for this. If they could get close enough to shoot the wolf, they were close enough to dart it. Just another excuse to kill an animal that was not harming anyone but just wanted to go home. What a bunch of heartless jerks.

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Phyllis Hearn
12 years ago

A senseless killing of this beautiful wolf. I have been to their wolf preserve 3 times and it is truly amazing. Chaco's death should never have happened.

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M.Borg
12 years ago

Why killing this wolf, instead of tranquillising the wolf? It was not a harm to humans.

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Ed Kraynak
12 years ago

Ed

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Dina Hahn
12 years ago

No one has the right to kill animals! They are not ours!

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Bonnie Lewenza
12 years ago

I truly believe that there should be an investigation into the officer who killed the reserves wolf. Surely living in the area he knew where the wolf came from and knew that they were used to human contact. I feel that this was a vicious killing on the officer's part.

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Frank Graves
12 years ago

important for balance in nature

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Ann Bennett
12 years ago

he is a coward with a gun

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Doug Chapman
12 years ago

Unconscionable, someone has some explains to do.

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Erika Trivett
12 years ago

This is shameful. Poor Chaco.

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Carmen B. Edwards
12 years ago

He couldn't use the dart gun but could use his gun.. absurd.

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Angeliea Oliver
12 years ago

So very sad that one of God's creature was taken so senselessly

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Susan Caamano
12 years ago

I am so sorry about the loss of Chaco and will also write a letter to Governor Scott.individually

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Joey Pira
12 years ago

Senseless acts need not to go without consequences

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Dwight Roadman
12 years ago

It is time to stop the "Good Ol' Boy" intellect that the fish and game officers use to kill animals like Chaco. It was unnecessary and they did not attempt to allow Chaco's handlers to assist in recovering his TAME animal. The use of lethal means is inexcusable and there must be justice brought against the agency which is responsible and was highly negligent.