Animals
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Federal Agents Kill Eight Wolf Pups, USDA Defends the Cruel Act
Idaho conservationists are criticizing the cruel killings of eight wolf pups that were members of a pack fostered by a high school since 2003. Conservationists found that agents from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) were responsible for the death of the pups.
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