This is the American Red Wolf! 🐺 Native only to the United States, it's current wild population is estimated to be 16 individuals. Making it the most endangered wolf in the world. Historically, it had a wide range from southeastern United States, westward to the Edwards Plateau in Texas, north to southeastern Missouri and southern Illinois and east into southern Pennsylvania and southeastern New York. As their name suggests, red wolves are known for the characteristic reddish color of their fur

The Red Wolf Recovery Program in North Carolina protects the country’s only remaining wild red wolves. And despite a recent independent report released by USFWS that finds the recovery program successful (http://bit.ly/1y6Br96), federal officials are considering a proposal to end the program soon. We almost lost the red wolf once. Can we risk losing it forever again? Please enjoy this video and sign this action alert from the Sierra Club to urge USFWS to save red wolves from extinction. http://b

Declare the Red Wolf EXTINCT? That's what some Senators are directing USFWS to do. To "... end the Red Wolf recovery program and declare the Red Wolf extinct." Due to the Service’s neglect and inaction over the past few years, red wolves are already facing extinction with only an estimated 30-35 remaining in the wild. TAKE ACTION: http://bit.ly/2jNolNf USFWS, the very agency charged by federal law with protecting endangered species, needs to recommit to red wolf recovery in the wild. Urge your S