Layonna Vege Restaurant + Macy adopted 171 animals

[Guest guest]

Emily who original post this email is too busy to contact Layonna so

I contacted them.

 

Jeff said " No one said anything about the roach problem. There

shouldn't be any problems since they take care of it (with

pesticide?) "

 

So Emily or anybody, let's try to resolve this problem quickly, so

this restaurant can come " clean " . We don't want this type of news go

thru the grapevine if the problem is already solved.

 

I personally would also CALL the restaurant right away, rather than

just sending a letter.

 

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by the way

 

SF Veg Society is having a dinner there.

 

www.sfvs.org

 

Chinese New YEars Dinner

Saturday, Feb 24th at 6:00 p.m

 

Layonna

 

1829 Clement St/19th and 20th Ave

 

SF, 415 666-3883

 

 

 

$18 per person including tax, tip and tea

 

 

 

Vegetable Small Steamed Bun

 

Braised Tofu with Brown Sauce

 

Golden Mushroom w/ Tofu

 

Deep Fried Filet Fish in Brown Sauce

 

Sauteed String Beans

 

House delight w Crispy Taro & Bean Curd Sheet

 

Special Chinese New Year Entree

 

Brown Rice

 

Tea

 

 

 

The vegan dinner will have no msg. (The restaurant usually put a

little msg in the food.)

 

Menu subject to change

 

more details on where to send your check in 2/2007

 

anybody, feel free to plan a dinner there too.

 

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Macy's Adoption Program

 

With 5 more days to go, yesterday Macy's adoption program so far got

 

159 cats + 12 dogs adopted

 

Last year around 175 cats + 17 dogs were adopted.

(sorry if the figures are off)

 

This is their 3rd year of doing this type of promotion.

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On a personal note, it hurts me very much every time I see a posting

for a dog or cat looking for a good home. Because of various

reasons, I can't adopt one. (I help by giving donations)

 

I also get so angry that I think to solve the problem of feral

animals, all irresponsible owners should be neutered. That will

make people responsible for their pets!

 

winnie

 

, Emily Kearney <littlemy wrote:

>

 

> have them. However, I have never been to one where a roach walked

> across the table while I was eating, for example. I know that

roaches

> don't spread diseases, etc. but I do not want to see them when I'm

> eating or find them in my food. I wonder whether this has

anything to

> do with them being Buddhist and not wanting to use poison. I can

> certainly understand this position, but when you run a restaurant,

you

> simply cannot have roaches there or you will get fined, forced to

spray,

> or even closed down.

>

> I plan to write a letter to Layonna but I thought I'd just see if

anyone

> had any suggestions in doing so. I'd hate to see yet another

restaurant

> that caters to our community suffer but I am not going to go there

>