Animal rights groups sue to stop Wisconsin wolf hunt

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A conjugation of carnal rights groups has filed a suit to halt Wisconsin’s wolf hunt this fall. Animal Wellness Action, the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance and Protect Coyote filed the enactment Tuesday. The suit comes aft the authorities Department of Natural Resources committee this period acceptable the quota for the autumn hunt astatine 300 animals, disregarding pleas from aggregate groups to cancel the play aft hunters blew past their termination quota during a messy outpouring season. The DNR acceptable the bounds successful February astatine 119 animals but hunters killed 218, angering conservationists and carnal rights groups. The suit asks a justice to halt the autumn play and invalidate a authorities instrumentality mandating an yearly hunt.