Degron 🇮🇹 | @EAST14

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"Don't worry, be leggy" 🍏 | 💬 Telegram: t.me/Degron 📸 Propic by Catzee - Cover: @shadetimberwolf.bsky.social‬ - 🧶 Fursuits by FromSiberiaCrafts and Pawsome fursuits 🌐 social.wildout.eu

Attending WildOut might be exciting... ... to see it grow together? Even better! 🧡 Would you like to experience the event from a different perspective whilst making a contribution at the same time? Now’s the time! 😎 Applications are more open than ever, check it out! 👉 wildout.eu/join-us 👈

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To end the convention, we spent one last evening together around the campfire, roasting marshmallows, grilling a few sausages, and making the most of our final hours together. More highlights from this unforgettable week will follow soon. #FurryConvention

This group photo perfectly captures the spirit of an amazing week at LSF. ❤️ It’s the people who make LSF truly special. Thank you for the smiles, the conversations, the laughter, and all the moments we’ll look back on with a smile. Until next time! 🐾 #FurryConvention #Furry

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‼️ Hey... the next WildOut event might be closer than you think! 👀 What’s that? Wanna lend a paw and help make it happen? This might be the perfect chance for you! Join the crew and... unleash your inner volunteer spirit! 👉 CLICK HERE: wildout.eu/join-us 👈 to find out more and apply! 🌐

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🐐 Goatlings Wanted! 🐐 Are you attending LSF and would like to be more than just a visitor? We’re looking for enthusiastic Goatlings to help out and be part of the team! It’s a great opportunity to support the event, and experience LSF from a different perspective. Stay tuned. 💙 #Furry #LSF

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Three endangered Mexican Wolves getting their first taste of freedom after being released back into the wild. I can't even describe how happy this video makes me. Specially the moment when the three reunite and excitedly greet each other after release.

Lobinez@lobinez.bsky.social · 5mo ago

After 50 years, endangered Mexican wolves are being reintroduced back into the Sierra Madre Occidental in Durango (Mexico) returning to the very mountains where the last wild ones made their final stand before going extinct in the wild. From those last survivors came every mexican wolf alive today.