Summer Act'ionLine
June 30, 2008 | view comments (3) | add yours
Table of Contents
- In My View
- Letters
- Trap, Neuter and Return: A New Ethic Takes Root
- On the Road to Salemata for Chimpanzees
- Movement Watch
- Dying to Go Green
- At FlexPetz, Every Dog Has His Day, or Hour
- Paper or Plastic?
- Cheers and Jeers
- In Praise of Amphibians
- Restaurant Review: Café Blossom
- Spiral Diner and Bakery
- Merchandise Catalog
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On July 5, 2008, Marcus Rumke wrote:
It was the oddest of things, I was coming into work and was hearing something. To my surprise it was a morning dove in the office. Good morning… I thought to my self, im sure the dove had no clue on what to do with itself when he saw me coming towards him. But I thought I had to get him out somehow! So I simply picked him up around the wings, like i would have with my own doves. I had to let him out, it had to be at least two days stuck in there. I only could suspect he was probably hungry and or thirsty the way these days have been lately. So that was my “feel good deed” of the day,It just did something to me. Words can’t always explain the feeling of knowing you just did somthing right by helping out animals in the time of need. When you know there would be no other way out for them…. So i just wanted to share, thank you for listening.
On July 9, 2008, elizabeth lopez wrote:
To Whomever it may concern.
I was reading about Sheryl crow and the debate between land management and ranchers Why is it so hard to solve when there is no much land unoccupied for wild horse to run. It’s not like the Government has not enough land. In California there is so much unoccupied land that mustang’s can free. On interstate 5 from Bakersfield to the Alta mont. Along Pacheco pass towards San Jose. On 120 to Sonora are all foothills for long miles. And you still have to think about it, because I find that totally upsurd. These Wild Mustand represent are natural enviornment, and man is responisible for why they are here. The pony express mail, mustangs are our history, and should be preserved for our chilcren and our children’s children to see.
On July 15, 2008, Lisa wrote:
Does Friends of Animals have a MySpace or Facebook page?
Thank you…
~Warmest Regards,
Lisa - Scottsdale, AZ
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