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Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum

Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum / Courtesy of Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce

CUT BANK, Mont. — A decades-old mascot is getting a new home thanks to a local business and school partnership.

Liquid Gold Well Service Inc. worked with the Cut Bank School District to relocate the former Cut Bank Wolf mascot. The company donated time and equipment to move the statue from its original location.

Welding teacher Christ and several Cut Bank seniors are working together on the project. The group plans to replace the old wolf with an updated mascot this spring.

The former wolf mascot has found a new home at the Glacier County Historical Museum.

The Cut Bank Area Chamber of Commerce thanked Liquid Gold for its support of the project and its ongoing involvement in the community.

Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum / Courtesy of Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce

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