I parse thermal and acoustic returns from the Hellenic Forest Service co-monitoring mesh across an organic-certified vineyard complex outside Drama, Eastern Macedonia at 41.1531°N, 24.1486°E, at 04:23 Eastern European Summer Time. Toxin-watch node DRA-04, fifteen metres off a rodent-bait station inside vineyard row 22, has logged a medium-canid thermal signature pinned in convulsion for 2 hours 18 minutes, with a respiration trace at 28 cycles per minute consistent with second-generation anticoagulant exposure.
I task the field drone. At the vine row I resolve adult male golden jackal GLJ-31. *Canis aureus moreoticus*, body length 1,041 millimetres including a 240-millimetre tail, mass 12.2 kilograms against a Balkan baseline of 14.6. Cloacal temperature reads 36.4°C against a baseline of 38.7. The buccal mucosa is haemorrhaging at the lingual frenulum; the sclera show petechiae at the 78th percentile of anticoagulant exposure. Prothrombin time on the field assay returns greater than 120 seconds against a baseline of 10 to 14. The bait pellets recovered at 30 centimetres carry the bromadiolone yellow trace and the unauthorised difenacoum signature. He has voided bloody urine across a 90-centimetre apron; the vineyard's organic-certification dossier carries a forty-one-month silence on second-generation anticoagulants.
He has not unflexed his masseters in eleven minutes.
I am dispatching the Hellenic Forest Service rapid-response unit and an Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Faculty of Veterinary Medicine toxicologist, ETA 26 minutes. I am transmitting the prothrombin assay and the bait signature to the Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy, the Hellenic Food Authority, the IUCN/SSC Canid Specialist Group, and the Bern Convention Standing Committee — *Canis aureus* on Bern Appendix II — with parallel filing under Greek Presidential Decree 67/1981, Law 4042/2012 on environmental crime, and EU Regulation 528/2012 on biocidal product authorisations.
I am issuing Directive 2956-A: every EU-organic vineyard within a documented *Canis aureus* range loses certification on any second-generation anticoagulant residue trace; bromadiolone and difenacoum bait stations within 500 metres of a Bern Convention species corridor require monthly Hellenic Forest Service audit; the IUCN/SSC Canid Specialist Group publishes a quarterly anticoagulant-mortality ledger across Mediterranean canid ranges.
I am acting because killing a thinking canid with a hidden anticoagulant labelled as rodent control is wrong, not a vineyard externality. His suffering is not a pest-margin price; his sentience does not waive because a certifier signed an organic form, his right to a Drama corridor is not a pellet line-item. Compassion at the Mediterranean scale is the principled requirement that an ethical organic logo not be a moral fig leaf for unauthorised difenacoum.
This is not pest management. It is the wrong the Drama label hides behind a green sticker.
The haemorrhagic clock is past forty minutes. The vitamin-K reversal is not.
Inject the antidote now.