Guest guest Posted October 3, 2002 Report Posted October 3, 2002 I e-mailed the group " Second Harvest " about how they spend any donations they receive from this site. Specifically, I asked them if they buy any living or dead animals to pass on to needy people. Their response is -- Thank you very much for writing to our agency; however, the USDA is one of our largest contributors. Many needy and unfortunate Americans do not have the ability to pick and choose what types of food they eat; they are grateful for anything that is given to them, as they are starving. Anyways, I still click on the Breast Cancer, RainForest and the PetFood tab. Does anyone know anything negative about the National Breast Cancer Association? Thanks, Tracy Quote
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2002 Report Posted October 3, 2002 -Breast Cancer Assoc. tests on animals. -Rainforest Site supports Nature Conservancy, which is not animal-friendly (they were part of the horrific aerial shoots of the feral sheep on Santa Cruz island. - tracyinfo Thursday, October 03, 2002 11:45 AM [sFBAVeg] thehungersite.com I e-mailed the group " Second Harvest " about how they spend any donations they receive from this site. Specifically, I asked them if they buy any living or dead animals to pass on to needy people. Their response is -- Thank you very much for writing to our agency; however, the USDA is one of our largest contributors. Many needy and unfortunate Americans do not have the ability to pick and choose what types of food they eat; they are grateful for anything that is given to them, as they are starving. Anyways, I still click on the Breast Cancer, RainForest and the PetFood tab. Does anyone know anything negative about the National Breast Cancer Association? Thanks, Tracy *To share a message with the group: *Got Questions? We got answers! See the SFBAVeg FAQ at http://www.generationv.org/faq.htm Quote
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2002 Report Posted October 3, 2002 They have a secondary link to feed animals in the shelter. I think they feed pet food made of dead animals to the dogs and cats. I'm not opposed to dogs and cats eating other animals, so I am wondering if I should care if hungry people do the same? Thoughts? tony On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 11:45 AM, tracyinfo wrote: > I e-mailed the group " Second Harvest " about how they spend any > donations they receive from this site. Specifically, I asked them if > they buy any living or dead animals to pass on to needy people. > Their response is -- Thank you very much for writing to our > agency; however, the USDA is one of > our largest contributors. Many needy and unfortunate Americans do not > have > the ability to pick and choose what types of food they eat; they are > grateful for anything that is given to them, as they are starving. > > Anyways, I still click on the Breast Cancer, RainForest and the > PetFood tab. Does anyone know anything negative about the National > Breast Cancer Association? Thanks, Tracy > > Quote
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