Animals
Wildlife Organizations Offer $51k Reward For Leads on Death of 6 Endangered Gray Wolves Poisoned in Washington
Several wildlife organizations pooled together a total of $51k reward money for anyone who can give any leads on the death of six endangered gray wolves that were previously poisoned in Washington State.
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