What a whirlwind.
About 100 prairie dogs who survived the mass positioning that killed over 1500 prairie dogs were placed at a local activist's home while awaiting relocation. Yesterday Colorado Parks and Wildlife seized them and it looked like the prairie dogs didn't have much of a chance.
A couple of weeks ago, to make space for a new mall, the town council of Castle Rock approved the slaughter of 1500+ prairie dogs.
A few days later local activists were allowed to trap the survivors for relocation. I had heard they would be relocated to somewhere in New Mexico.
That never happened.
Then yesterday I read about the Colorado Parks and Wildlife getting involved and taking the prairie dogs.
I just learned from Denver's CBS 4 that a land owner in Sedalia agreed to have the surviving prairie dogs relocated to his property! In fact, the prairie dogs are already there!
I am ecstatic. I don't know who was involved in this life-saving action, but I thank all of them.
I also have to thank the Denver Post and Denver CBS 4 for covering this story.
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