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EDIT:  Starting price has been lowered $10 from original and shipping has been reduced too!

Hey all!

I may be a lion, but I've loved wolves too as long as i can remember - and I have a gorgeous piece of art here that I'm looking to find a good home for.



This MINT condition piece features a sculpted wolf's face and front leg and paw alongside a wolf pup and a howling wolf on the left and right. Sits on a black marble base and stands about 11" high and has no chips, cracks or imperfections anywhere.  Truly a magnificent piece of art!

This would make a perfect gift for any wolf lover, or to proudly display your affinity for these wonderful animals in your home or office!

To view more pictures please click here to view the listing - shipping will be $7.95 flat to anywhere in the United States, if you live in the greater Seattle area I'll deliver anywhere within reason for free. 

Finally, if the auction has no bids and you'd like to make an offer for the piece, send me a message and if I accept your offer I'll make the sale.

Please feel free to ask if you have any questions and thanks for your interest!

Long live the wolf!

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Wolves return to federal protection

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More pics in my journal.

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So... I've been told by a couple of people that this community is fairly inactive... so, seeings how I'm new... I shall keep you busy by posting on it a couple of times for the next couple of days.
Also, don't forget, feel free to add me!!!

Ok, so.... one career possibility that I've looked into for a couple of years is this; (please note, a more clear post about this is on my blog. Check it out).

To Work In Wolf and Bear Conservation In Canada

First, Salford university, and I would study for a BSc in Wildlife & Practical Conservation. I would do the 4 year course instead of the 3 year course, because then I could spend a year working somewhere without paying tuition fees (blatantly, I'd go somewhere like a wolf sanctuary in Canada!!!!!).
Then I'd continue to study for my MSc in Wildlife Ecology at Salford.
Eventually, after gaining my citizenship to Canada (which is surprisingly easy), I'd find a job in conservation while gaining my PhD. I've always wanted a PhD. It would likely be more to do with geography/environment. Perhaps;-
Natural Resources and Environmental Studies PhD at the University of Northern British Columbia, or
Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan.

So yes, this post is to do with wolves and with education. =)

-Briony

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Hello, I'm new to this community and to livejournal.
I thought I should introduce myself, so here I am... introducing myself O_O



First off, my name is Briony, I'm 18 and from England.
My obsession of wolves started when I was very young, but I became much more ardent on the topic of wolves when I was around 11 or 12 years old - I was (and still am) inlove (when in love I mean completely and utterly crazy) with Siberian Huskies. Through reading the history of the sibe and how they came to creation, I studied more and more of the wolf.
Now, I read as much as I can on wolves (though, sorry to say, I'm not a fan of fiction). I was fortunate enough to meet and have a chat with Shaun Ellis about a year ago (if you are not familiar with him, I advise you look him up!). At the time I wanted a career working in Wolf Conservation. Though my feelings towards that career have changed, I still want to volunteer at conservation sites across America in the future, as a yearly hobby.
My life is about dogs. Siberian Huskies, Seppala Siberian Sleddog, Canadian Eskimo Dog (Qimmig), MacKenzie River Husky, Native American Indian Dog, Tamaskan Dog, Northern Inuit Dog, Utonagan. These are just a few breeds that I adore and have read much about. I've mentioned these because some, not all though, may appeal to anyone who loves wolves for their looks.
None of these are hybrids (although, some come pretty close...only separated by a couple of generations sometimes), some are more closely related to a Newfoundland than a Husky, but I wanted to share the names, just incase you take a fancy.

Also, on a separate note, if you are knowledgeable on dogs and are in a position to own large active breeds, then a couple of the dog breeds mentioned above could do with your help. They're in recovery from near extinction due to crossbreeding for centuries. Now, they are bringing back the numbers. Help out only if you are able to.

Thanks


Please feel free to add me. It would be nice to get to know people on livejournal, as currently I know no-one!



Happy Trails xx

-Briony

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I started a new community based on wolf art.  For all you wolf artists and fanatics to come and post your stuff or just come and enjoy.  It's still under construction but I'm working on it.

art_of_wolves    Come join or just check it out.

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This community needs to get updated more often.  Well since I don't really have anything discussion-wise I was just gonna post some of my wolf artwork. 

I'd also wold like to say that I'm now taking art requests for anything wolf related.  Just send me a message of what you would like and I'll try my best to do it.  I've just been out of ideas lately and I need something to do.  So please don't be afraid to ask.

Artwork here. Enjoy:
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I've had 2 friends offer to draw it up for me. The first made 3 different sketches... and proceeded to lose all 3 of them while moving.

The second did one for me but the shape is fox-like, especially the head.

I'm looking for someone who can help me draw what I'm looking for. Yes, the artist could draw it up for me, but he also said he'd just make a transfer of what I had drawn if it was what I liked.

If you are at least decent at drawing and would like to help me by drawing it up for me, please let me know and I'll give you more specific details.

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Hi I'm new here.  I really wish I would have found this community sooner because OMG I LURV wolves! Anyway, I thought I'd share an old poem I did for my first post. Let me know what you think.

The Sounding of the Call

The forest quivers with fright.
Dear run for cover and birds take flight.
With a coat of silver and eyes of gold,
The wolves appeared, so strong, so bold.
But one stood out more with his crimson stare,
Bringing the world to silence with one cold glare.
Then to declare his presence he looked to the sky
And filled the air with his mournful cry.
As if on cue the rest followed along,
Showing the world the famous wolf song.