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The Compassion Experiment Day 154

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Dear Editor:

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Dear Editor, A friend of mine alerted me to the fact that your magazine's Holiday Gift Guide for 2010 includes a taxidermied piglet bank - made from a real piglet. This is the most grotesque and disturbing thing that I have heard in some time. How do you justify this and rationalize that this should be considered one of the top gifts to give in 2010? Animals endure enough suffering as it is - do you really think that promoting this kind of gift is an ethical thing to do? Animals should be treated with respect and compassion, and this most certainly does neither. I expect that you will receive an onslaught of letters echoing my thoughts and I hope that you do the right thing and retract this immediately - animals are not things, and they should not be treated as such. Sincerely, B On Friday night, we attended our first ever, compassionate pot luck. And it was AWESOME!! Everything was tasty as hell, and we couldn't stop eating. We brought Carrot and Ginger soup, and it was loote...
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We got this through email. I'm proud to see so many people working so hard to save the animals. Any life saved, will be amazing. Read this and voice your concerns! UPDATE........ The Minister of Community Safety has declined to take any action citing that the SPCA is an arms-length agency and he has no jurisdiction. As recently as 3:15 this afternoon MPP Klees spoke with the minister again urging him to use whatever means are necessary to stop the killing of these animals. Klees explained to the minister that veterinarians, members of the public, landowners in the vicinity are offering their facilities to accommodate the segregation of animals that can be saved. PLEASE CALL THE PREMIER'S OFFICE TO VOICE YOUR CONCERN NOW 416-325-1941 www.premier.gov.on.ca feedback May 11, 2010 MPP Calls For Stay of OSPCA Euthanasia Plans http://www.frank-klees.on.ca/Newsroom/OSPCAstayMay11_2010.htm (Queen’s Park) Newmarket-Aurora MPP Frank Klees today called on the Minister of Community Safe...
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