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Campaigns Animal lover losing patience Published in THE JOURNAL NEWS 5/10
www.thejournalnews.com : (Original publication: May 10, 2005) Rye has lost patience with local deer (May 4 story), and apparently some
residents are so distraught over the state of their gardens, due to deer
grazing, that they want to do everything from opening their land to
bowhunters to rounding the animals up and shooting them in large numbers.
These garden enthusiasts seemed to have missed the day in school when
they taught ethics. Having myself encountered deer in many parts of Westchester, and in some
cases getting close enough to touch young fawns, I cannot understand the
sort of heartlessness it would take to want to harm and kill these beautiful
and gentle creatures � the original "residents" of Westchester. The deer
population "problem" does not even approach the human population problem,
and we have snatched every bit of wild land from these animals for our
homes, gardens, strip malls, parking lots and so on. Rye residents should know that those of us with compassion for all beings
are losing patience with their blind sense of entitlement and mindless
callousness. Allison L Solin , Scarsdale Fair Use Notice: This document may contain
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