Judge: Wolf that Bit Runner on Hoge Veluwe May Be Killed

On April 13, the wolf in question bit a passing jogger on the Veluwe. Animal organizations filed an objection when the province wanted to shoot the animal.

The same animal has been involved in more incidents, according to experts.

The province of Gelderland is allowed by the court to shoot the wolf that bit a jogger last month in National Park De Hoge Veluwe. Faunabescherming, Animal Rights and Fauna4Life had filed a case to prevent this, but the court in Arnhem rejected their request.

The wolf that bit a runner on the Hoge Veluwe earlier this year may be shot. The Gelderland court made this ruling on Friday. The province previously gave permission for the wolf to be shot, after which several animal rights organizations went to court. In vain, as it turns out.

We hope you are not reading this from church, because a very hard BULLET just flew through it. Specifically a bullet with THE WOLF as its final destination. To be precise, the 'problem wolf' Hubertus who took a runner to task last month at the Hoge Veluwe National Park. The judge rules that the province of Gelderland (wild guys, known for their adventures with paintball guns) is allowed to shoot the biting beast. The province was able to convinc…

The province of Gelderland is allowed by the court to shoot the wolf that bit a jogger last month in National Park De Hoge Veluwe. Faunabescherming, Animal Rights and Fauna4Life had filed a case to prevent this, but the court in Arnhem rejected their request.