Change laws to end all wildlife cruelty by motorized killing, and amend Wyoming cruelty statutes
Let's change Wyoming's cruelty laws to protect ALL wildlife.
Take Action
Make Your Voice Heard!
Trapping reform is a key part of Wyoming Untrapped’s mission. However, improving the current state of wildlife management in Wyoming is a challenge due to the resistance by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Commission. As an advocate for significant trapping reform, help us move our mission forward, but remember that there are many other ways that you can help!
Current Campaign
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Aug 02 2024
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Dec 30 2020 
Take Action: 24-Hour Trap and Snare Check
Scientific studies show that 24-hour trap checks help reduce the severity of injuries to captured animals.
Campaign Archive
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Apr 16 2024 
Urge Wildlife Management Decision-Makers To Take Action!
Let's change Wyoming's cruelty laws to protect ALL wildlife -
Feb 15 2024 
Help Stop Tragic and Illegal Dog Trapping in Wyoming
Urge wildlife management decision makers to take action with trap-free areas, setbacks and signage -
Jan 20 2024 
Last chance for Public Comment: Wolverine need FULL protection!
Wolverine need FULL protections: Last chance for public comment. -
Jul 27 2022 
Take Action-Speak Up for Coexistence
Recommended changes to Chapter 28 Regulation Governing Big or Trophy Game Animal or Game Bird or Gray Wolf Damage Claims and Chapter 34 Auxiliary Management Hunting Seasons warrant careful review and public comment. -
May 19 2022 
Raise Your Voices – Up for Public Comment: Gray Wolf Hunting Regulations 2022
What does the future look like for Wyoming wolves? -
Oct 01 2021 
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Jul 02 2021 
Take Action: Trap Free Reform Recommendations 2021 for Public Commentations
These recommendations fail to address the majority of trapping dangers facing you, your pets and family, and our wildlife. Your opinion matters. You could save lives. Please share your public comment today. -
Apr 26 2021
Take Action: Trap Free Reform Recommendations 2021 for Public Commentations
These recommendations fail to address the majority of trapping dangers facing you, your pets and family, and our wildlife. Your opinion matters. You could save lives. Please share your public comment today. -
Apr 25 2021 
Take Action: Wyoming Wolves 2021
Even with a low number of breeding pairs, >10, and only >147 wolves, WGFD is still continuing to allow hunting quotas for recreational hunting opportunity. -
Apr 08 2021 