GWR is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization specializing in humane and respectful wildlife capture and handling. We are
dedicated to supporting wildlife professionals of all kinds and bringing care, honor, and respect to animals touched by research
and management whether they are free-ranging, captive, or feral animals.
GWR’s work is based on the most practical and effective field-oriented methods and equipment yet focuses on care, honor,
and respect for each animal and every colleague. This includes exploring conscious ways of working with the animals during
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| For wildlife professionals and university students, animal control officers and captive animal programs. |
Assisting programs with logistics and operations for successful, humane, and professional wildlife capture and handling.
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Our new website provides a growing
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• Equipment Sources •
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| DanInject JM Rifle |
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• GWR Products •
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| Ground Cloth |
Y-Pole |
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| Wolf Headcover |
Vulcon Centrifuge |
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This Page is Under
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| • • Feral Dog Library • • |
Spay/neuter/release programs throughout the world are an essential solution for the millions of street dogs suffering and causing human suffering. Although there are many information sources on how to conduct sterilization programs, there is little information on how to humanely gather the dogs for these programs. GWR is striving to make an every growing library on humane and ethical feral dog capture, handling, and transport methods and to make these available through our website, books, videos and translated material.
The Feral Dog Capture Library page is under an on going construction.
Also Visit our Feral Dog Blog!
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| • • Y Pole Project • • |
GWR is dedicated to see that every shelter in North America is aware of this valuable tool for handling fractious dogs. It is a safe, effective, and caring tool when used with compassionate dominance. GWR predicts that the Y pole can replace 75% use of the less humane snare pole. To accomplish our goal we are providing educational materials in the Feral Dog Library and our Y Pole page, producing a Y pole training video, and describing how the Y pole can be purchased or made.
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