Helping animals

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat,

 

Thank you for bring my concerns to other organizations as well, I feel so warm.

and yes, i m trying every way possible to save animals around me, at least i m a

vegetarian, i dun eat their meat. n i tell my family not to buy any live fish

from market, and they are happy to do so, and they are taking more vg now under

my influence, also i teach them to use less plastic to preserve our

planet.......

 

i some time see street dogs wandering in the street, wanting to help, bring them

to a shelter, but dun know how to, they ran away from me.....

are u living in hongkong too? is there any group that we can gather all together

and work altogether instead of me alone? or any help i can get from any group

,like those in new york, regarding the street dogs?

 

best regards

 

jj

 

PV1mail wrote:

Hi Jeremy,

 

Thanks for your reply. I usually forward the articles that I read here, to

specific organizations, sometimes several at the same time. If you haven't

tried this I suggest you try it. I usually add my own personal message in the

hope of getting a reply, which I usually do even though it may take some time.

 

For example, like I commented on my last e-mail, I forwarded a heart-breaking

article to IDA (In Defense of Animals) to Kristie, as I had had contact with

her regarding other animals issues. She was very responsive and told me that

she would try to get in touch with officials to see what could be done. This

was regarding a similar article to the one you referred to (also in China).

She has recently told me (Kristie) that she's working on that issue.

 

Regarding the recent article that you commented on, I also forwarded to her

and several other organizations. If I hear something from them, I will let you

know. In the meantime, I suggest you try to help the animals which may need

help around you, which is what I try to do as well. Sometimes, all we can do

is pray and do our best. I'm sure God loves these suffering animals, as much

as we care for them. At least this helps me, and I hope it helps you too.

Sincerely,

Patricia

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jeremy,

 

Thanks for your e-mail. I live in the US, close to Washington, DC., so I'm

sorry I couldn't be able to join a group in your city, but some other people

who belong in the aapn group may be interested, but I think if you ask for help

in an animal shelter or Humane Society or similar organization in your city,

asking them how you could help them with the homeless animals, I'm sure they

would be able to help you help them.

 

There is an animal shelter in my town where I used to do some volunteer work,

and which I hope to do more in the future. I have a dog of my own and he

also gives me quite a bit of work. I believe that people who care about animals

feel the way we do, we wish we could save them all from suffering, but

unfortunately is a big world; but we will keep trying to do our part won't we?

 

Regards,

Patricia

[Guest guest]

Hello to everyone:

 

I have been an active participant of AAPN as far as I have been able to; by

sharing some of my thoughts, trying to reach out to organizations, and

individuals in groups such as this for any worthwhile cause that I find through

aapn,

or otherwise. I would encourage members of aapn to do the same. I believe

everything that we do to help the animals, even if it may seem little, it will

help advance in the cause of stopping or alleviating the needless suffering of

animals. I have found this to be true, from my own experience.

 

I believe the project " Voice for dogs " (www.voice4dogs.org) has a good idea

in exporting the homeless animals and they need all the help they can get. I

would like to do anything I can to help them as an individual even from far

away, as I live in the US, but I believe " Voice for dogs " needs, even more, the

help of other animal rights organizations and perhaps even other types or

organizations to join them for help in their efforts.

 

Cordially,

 

Patricia Vargas