A Montana woman was cited for animal cruelty after she fatally shot a husky puppy, skinned it and posted photos of herself online displaying its fur after incorrectly thinking it was a wolf.

But despite some misconceptions, they’re not wolf-dog hybrids. 1. Siberian Husky. ... It has a thick double coat of black, white, grey, sable, and red fur with saddleback markings and a facial mask.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Amber Barnes, 36, from Montana in the US, mistook the wild Siberian Husky in the woods for a wolf after shooting the animal dead then skinning it - as she proudly boasted ...

A Montana woman who shot and skinned a Siberian husky she mistook for a wolf on a hunting trip, and then posted the gruesome pictures on social media, has sparked public outrage – and a police ...

Red Riding Hood Rescue in Ohio, which is now caring for the dogs, ... 23.4% Alaskan Malamute and 5.1% Siberian husky. The Ohio rescue said the dog's wolf makeup is considered the "upper end" of ...

A Montana hunter who shot and skinned a Siberian husky she had mistaken for a wolf on a hunting trip, and then boasted about the kill on social media, has been cited for animal cruelty, officials ...

The red wolf or brush wolf “once inhabited a variety of habitats statewide,” as noted on the website of OutdoorAlabama.com. “Reported on the verge of extinction in Alabama in 1921.

(WJAR) — A wolf dog rescue in Ohio is thanking Rhode Island in a special way. The Red Riding Hood Rescue Project has a new "Rhode Island Road," on their property in Ohio. The rescue posted a ...

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — DNA testing has revealed a secret about the two hybrid dogs that were captured in Warwick last month. Red Riding Hood Rescue in Ohio, which is now caring for the dogs ...

Scientists are hopeful that the endangered red wolf population, absent from the wild for decades, could be revived now that a significant portion of its DNA has been found in wild coyote populations.