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Help give Maggie the opportunity to live the rest of her life in the company of other elephants

Help the McNeil Bear Sanctuary off linmits to hunting

 

Don't Let Them Shoot Bears

Letters / Peninsula Clarion / February 27, 2007

 

Are you outraged at the thought of trophy hunters killing wild bears who have been taught to trust humans? These wild bears allow people to watch them nurse their cubs while standing 20 feet away.

The world famous McNeil River bears are in grave danger. Without your help, and thousands like you, they will be shot by trophy hunters this October. Grizzly bear hunters take only the head and hide. The meat is left in the field.

Don't let them shoot McNeil River bears! You'll see bears who have no fear of humans, people who safely watch them, learn why these bears will be shot and what you can do to stop it. Together we can save the McNeil River bears.

Dorothy Keeler / Anchorage

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