Wolf's torture in Wyoming draws $250 fine, not charges
The cruel capture, display and delayed killing of the wolf was investigated by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
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The cruel capture, display and delayed killing of the wolf was investigated by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Wyoming wildlife officials on Thursday released their first public statement about a wolf that was illegally taken captive and then subjected to alleged abuses that have generated outrage around the
WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT: Cody Roberts was pictured with the exhausted animal with a beaming smile while gripping it by the scruff of the neck and raising a can of beer
Animal Wellness Action urges Sublette County Attorney and Sheriff to bring felony-level animal cruelty charges against perpetrator...
Brian Nesvik, the director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, told Cowboy State Daily on Monday that the agency isn’t being secretive about the alleged torment and killing of wolf in Sublette County. He said the statues related to releasing information about wolf hunting are complex.