Signatures: 11,152
Goal: 10,000
Deadline: 6-27-2008

Wolves of Norway are near extinction. One family survives. We ask the government of Norway to protect these few remaining wolves and to allow a viable population to develop within carefully monitored wolf sanctuaries in Norway’s national parks.

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Number	Date	Prefix	Name	Country	Comments:
11,179	12:42 pm PDT, Oct 27	Ms.	Mary Ann Clark	United States
11,178	8:11 am PDT, Oct 20	Ms.	antonella mazzariol	Italy
11,177	4:51 pm PDT, Oct 19	Ms.	Katie Hick	United States
11,176	4:48 am PDT, Oct 14	Mrs.	elena georgiadou	Greece
11,175	1:22 am PDT, Oct 11		Anonymous	Norway	Wolves are important to our environment and ecosystem. They are a top-predator and therefore very important for the balance in nature. On top of that they are amazing, beautiful and strong (though not dangerous if we are careful and do not tease them) animals.
11,174	3:47 pm PDT, Oct 7	Ms.	penelope Salmon	United Kingdom	we must protect the wolves and their right to life, they are powerful, beautiful creatures!
11,173	2:43 pm PDT, Oct 7		Anna-Katharina Otto	Austria
11,172	9:47 am PDT, Oct 3	Ms.	Kath Burley	United Kingdom
11,171	9:02 am PDT, Sep 30	Ms.	Willow Peterson	United States
11,170	7:43 am PDT, Sep 30	Mrs.	Anonymous	Italy	from an Italian citizen who understands how precious every form of life is for our earth
11,169	3:24 pm PDT, Sep 27		leslie gonzalez	United States	Wolves protect us they attack if you show fear but if your kind they care every animal and human deserve to all live their life.
11,168	4:26 am PDT, Sep 26		Anonymous	United States
11,167	11:06 am PDT, Sep 20	Ms.	nicolette ludolphi	Germany
11,166	12:46 pm PDT, Sep 16		Andrew Thomas	United States	The wolf is my favorite dog and I am willing to do what ever it takes to protect them. They have done nothing wrong. I want future generations to be able to enjoy their majestic beauty as I along with so many others have. Do not kill the wolves.
11,165	11:02 am PDT, Sep 12	Ms.	Dianne Douglas	United States	Every life has a purpose. All animals are individuals and they have feelings and thoughts and they suffer the pain and the joy that we do. They are entitled and they deserve an opportunity to live.
11,164	9:14 am PDT, Sep 2	Mrs.	Monica Del Favero	Italy
11,163	10:16 am PDT, Aug 29	Mr.	Christopher Shinn	United States
11,162	1:21 pm PDT, Aug 26		Jayne Mackie	United Kingdom
11,161	3:10 am PDT, Aug 26	Ms.	Carina Eriksson	Sweden
11,160	3:09 pm PDT, Aug 23	Ms.	lynn gallagher	Ireland	Norway should be proud of its wolves and cherish them not kill them
11,159	5:08 pm PDT, Aug 19	Mrs.	marilyn sass	United States
11,158	12:31 pm PDT, Aug 17	Ms.	paola scapin	Italy	Men always forget and don't care that animals suffer and are happy like humans. But people like us can make a better world for them to live in.
11,157	1:32 am PDT, Aug 15	Mrs.	Pat Brandenmaier	United States
11,156	12:58 am PDT, Aug 15	Mr.	Ioannis Zambartas	Greece
11,155	10:26 am PDT, Aug 14	Ms.	Cynthia Francis	Australia
11,154	1:02 pm PDT, Aug 11	Mrs.	eileen blumenthal	Netherlands
11,153	8:29 am PDT, Aug 10	Ms.	Sonia Trimboli	Italy
11,152	9:30 am PDT, Aug 8	Ms.	Stacey Rakic Larson	United States	Wolves in any country need to be respected and protected before they are extincted by our selfish and apathetic species.
11,151	4:47 am PDT, Aug 7	Mrs.	Filomena Lomba Viana	United Kingdom

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Protect the Wolves of Norway

The Norwegian wolf is being hunted to
extinction. Repeated
government-sanctioned hunts, as well as illegal killings, and other
various interventions of Man have driven the wolf population down to only one
very vulnerable family - only one mated pair suitable for breeding remains as of the
Spring of 2005.

We ask the government of Norway to protect these few remaining wolves and
to allow a viable population to develop within carefully monitored wolf
sanctuaries in Norway�s
national parks. Electronic transmitters
and collars have proven effective in keeping wolves within their allotted range
elsewhere in the world.

Wolves are an essential part of a
balanced natural environment. Studies
show they cull elk/moose and other species to produce stronger and healthier
populations. Wolves also increase plant
biodiversity by limiting the number of animals feeding on vegetation.

The wolf is a symbol of freedom, wisdom,
family, and the fierce individualism that is characteristic of the Norwegian
people. The wolf is not our enemy. We cannot allow the wolves of Norway to be
destroyed.

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