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To: Wolfie
A friend of mine adopts animals from the shelter, because she has such love for animals.

But, oftentimes, the loving feelings don't translate into making the effort to provide good care.

She's gotten into legal trouble in at least 3 states, because she has been reported for negecting her pets.

10 posted on 10/22/2007 5:28:20 AM PDT by syriacus (Christians are told to forgive others. Leftists THRIVE on bearing grudges at home and abroad.)
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To: syriacus
A friend of mine adopts animals from the shelter, because she has such love for animals.

Who's a card-carrying member of the ACLU; and "feels sorry for" Palestinians and communists; and thinks the government should provide health care.

13 posted on 10/22/2007 5:33:26 AM PDT by syriacus (Christians are told to forgive others. Leftists THRIVE on bearing grudges at home and abroad.)
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Unfortunately, Ellen has gotten a reputation in Hollywood for being a bunny-hugger. Even her American Express commercial features her love of animals. I am sure people are pestering her every day to take unwanted animals off their hands.

If Ellen were smart (hey, I said if!...), she would make an arrangement with a first class local shelter in LA to take care of any animal she refers to them, in return for a sizable donation and favorable publicity. She could then make sure that her assistant has a ready supply of cards. Then if anybody pesters her about taking an animal, she could just fob them off on her assistant who could give them a referral. Quick, neat, easy and responsible. What's not to love?

14 posted on 10/22/2007 5:33:58 AM PDT by gridlock (ELIMINATE PERVERSE INCENTIVES)
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