Dear, Mr. Governor,
Being a wolf is hard, harder than being a human I dare
say. We need food and we need lots of it
to satisfy a whole pack. Now, we thank
you, because your People have successfully
made it even harder. Your people
have built paths of asphalt that
bring death to my people and our food. Now when we attack unprotected live
stock in a field what do you do?
You hunt us, a only recently
non-endangered species! Why?Why do you treat us so! It wasn’t always like this. We were living peacefully,
our only foes other wolves or Native Americans (who hunted us fairly) until you Americans came in 1630 with your
sticks of death until we were added to the endangered species list in1974 .
just think: 344 years of Taxidermy. 344 years of you killing our fathers,
mothers, sons, daughters , partners and friends. 344 years of fear. now
you take us off the endangered list to kill us and hunt us because there
are ‘too much’ of us. Come on man. You
see ,just last week my mate, Vilna, was trapped in a trap and by the time she
escaped she had lost too much blood. She
died the next day.
I was almost killed by a hunter, who killed my friend and
then picked him up and threw him into a pile of dead wolves in his
ominous 4 wheeled machine. He turned on me with his fire stick, a beast of hate
and uncaring, and tripped shooting his
foot. The evil beast got into his $ wheeled machine and
drove away he was the spark that ignited our anger.
Us wolves beg you to change your ways. Your reputation is stained by the blood of
our fallen leaders. Now I have one last
question… why do you treat us like animals!
Wow really creative! I was a little confused in the beginning but as I read on I understood it. Very well written and good research. But I'm sure it's been more than 344 days that wolves have been hunted but I'm not really sure. Little confusing but really good!
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