Trapped in The Past | Campaign Launch!

The light gray wolf merges in and out of the forest along the old road, her paws padding through the snow leaving a tell-tale trough of prints behind her. Without warning, she leaps into the air at an awkward angle, her body twisting and cavorting before it slams to the ground; her leg encircled by a thin, metal wire loop piercing into her coat. She tugs and turn, biting and fighting furiously at the invisible force holding her, as if she knows exactly what is at stake. She struggles to the point of exhaustion, but eventually, she cannot fight anymore.
Sometime in the coming days - maybe even a week or longer - a trapper will come to find this beautiful female wolf. If she's still alive, she will be killed with a bullet to the head, or worse, bludgeoned to death with the back of an axe.
Exposed Wildlife Conservancy and The Fur-Bearers invite you to ensure that the suffering caused by killing neck snares can be ended with a concerted public effort aimed at changing regulations and wildlife management policy.
Our goal?
Bring about an end to the use of snares by challenging the public and governments to ask hard questions and look at the facts via the documentary format.
Your tax-deductible donation will help generate the wave of change necessary to end the use of killing neck snares in Canada.
Donate today at www.exposedwc.org/trapped

[@dhand34]

I was in Banff last month and was so disappointed that nearly all the wolves were gone thanks to trapping.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I look forward to the video. I hope we can see both sides of trapping.

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

Representing all sides of the trapping is important to us, as our goal is to truly explore what trapping is in 2021. We are already in talks with multiple trappers to get their perspectives early on in our production!

[@petesil005]

You are amazing John, keep doing your job, love ❤️ ya!

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

Thanks Pete

[@EzyYoutube]

Love what you are doing! Keep fighting for the animals !

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

We sure will

[@TheGoldenBone]

Thank you ❤

[@unfixedgears]

amazing, need this to be shared to more and hopefully make a change NOW!

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

Stay tuned, our first episode is coming January 24th!

[@GaborRuff]

It sounds very interesting. I'm looking forward to this series.

[@john660]

Thanks Gabor

[@ginolagace473]

I also donate !

[@john660]

Thank you!

[@PULAUBALIDEWATA]

Love this video amazing

[@i_am_x_wild]

Can't wait for this video

[@i_am_x_wild]

I will also donate to this cause

[@i_am_x_wild]

Done. Keep doing what you guys are doing. It will be noticed.

[@john660]

@@i_am_x_wild thank you!

[@i_am_x_wild]

@@john660 My pleasure. Hopefully would day I can personally witness / visit these beautiful landscapes and bring awareness anyway I can

[@macmcmillen6282]

The USA could use some education in this as well.

[@EXPOSEDWildlifeConservancy]

We're working on that!

[@davidvanlalsawma7123]

Dear. John. Why should,nt I care though I.m half way around the world ,please I want to do more than just give away donation to etc etc I literaly want a talk with you on animals in Canada and how you and I can take some measurement and step as what to do to safeguard their future for peaceful co-existane with human kind who keep hurting and terroriizing them for no good reason at all , please John I look forward earnestly as to how soon you con post back your reply as s means to have a heart to heart talk on this matter and as for the wolf culling in the British Columbia what is the government really up to putting scapegoat on the wolves for caribou population decline when evidence points out clearly it was them human through industrialization and deforestation that was really the culprit that makes me really steamed