ANCHORAGE, Alaska – An animal rights group is taking aim again at the state’s aerial wolf control plan and tourism dollars with an ad slamming the program.
“If you shoot wolves to save moose, and then you shoot the moose, you’re either out of your mind or in Alaska,” the ad says above a pack of wolves in a snowfield.
Connecticut-based Friends of Animals ran the ad Monday in the nation’s largest newspaper, USA Today. It will also run in several magazines this spring.
The ad asks travelers to boycott Alaska because it says tourist dollars condone the slaughtering of wolves. It also asks for contributions.
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