Wisconsin has set a goal of killing 300 wolves this fall -- almost half of the wolves that survived this February's slaughter.

And Wisconsin is just one of the states to dramatically increase wolf hunting. In late August, Montana's FWC set a quota of 450 wolves -- nearly 40% of the state's wolf population -- to be killed in the state's upcoming hunting season.

Thanks to new laws passed this year, Montana and Idaho could kill up to 90% of their wolves, and in unbelievably brutal ways.

Tell Interior Secretary Haaland: We need federal wolf protections restored across the Lower 48 states.