Dear Frank And Mary,

I hope you don't think I am too young to help and care. How do I change the opinion and where do I start. Do you need my help cause I am willing. Please let me know.

Signed,

April

Reply from Frank and Mary

Dear April:

Thank you for writing and for your offer to help.

You are never too young to help. On the left column of the Animal Exploitation sub-sections there's a list of many things you can do. The most important thing we can do is try to inform the public and hopefully encourage them to speak out against the abuse of animals. When enough people begin to speak out against the cruelty, it will end.

Tell your family and friends. Ask them to join you in your efforts to end the pain and suffering of animals. Refer them to our web site so that they can see for themselves.

We look forward to hearing from you again.

In the Love of the Lord,

Frank and Mary

Reply from April

Hi,

I have a question. do you think if there were less killings on theses animals and no killings on some animals, and the killings were less brutal would it be okay

Reply from Frank and Mary

Dear April:

The answer to your question is, no. There is never a time when limited pain and suffering is ok. It might be somewhat better than more pain and suffering, but it is never ok.

Put yourself in the animals' position. Think of the last time you cut your finger, or got a scrape. Didn't it hurt? Let's pretend that someone would deliberately cut one of your fingers every day; that would be horrible, wouldn't it? Now let's assume that this person was limited to cutting your fingers only once every other day; that might be better, but we doubt you'd consider it ok. This is why we are working to end ALL mistreatment, pain, and suffering.

In the Love of the Lord,

Frank and Mary