A
little Twist... 
There is a little twist in this story for help, and this mascot is NOT
a mascot at all but is indeed a Wolf in Kosovo stumbled upon by a UK Soldier.
Kriss from Protect Wolves.org was contacted by a Soldier with the UK Military
requesting help for a wolf he had come across in his travels in Kosovo.
He has discovered a full grown male wolf that is caged, which has been
kept by a Kosova Serb since a cub. The wolf is constantly caged in very
poor conditions. The person keeping the wolf can no longer deal with him
and wants him removed immediately. His future in Kosovo would be a bleak
one if left here.
I have been in contact with Vivian Ferris from the Kerwood Wolf Education
Centre Inc. in Ontario Canada for efforts to move this boy out of his terrible
living conditions and into her Wolf Sanctuary as soon as possible.
The CITES permit and export permits are currently in the works, all that
is needed now is to find an airline that will allow him to fly unaccompanied
cargo and the funding to ship this beautiful boy to the safety of Kerwood.
I realize this is not a Soldiers mascot, however I am seeking your support
for the Soldier who wants to assure that this animal finds a more deserving
life than he currently has.
Those of you who know me well, are well aware that animal rescue is what
I have done for many years and that Wolves and Wildlife are my passion.
I would greatly appreciate whatever support you could offer to help this
soldier assure this wolf a safe haven.
Please consider a donation to the Kerwood Wolf Education Centre to help
this boy be shipped to safety.
http://www.kerwoodwolf.com
Thank you,
Bonnie
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