From Annabell81824@aol.com
I am hoping you may want to get involved with stopping
CAVEL International (Horse Slaughter) from rebuilding in DeKalb,
Illinois. We are working very hard on this and have support from all
over the country and world. We are in Congress next week on HR 857;
Horse Slaughter Prevention Act. We are having a vigil and educational
gathering on September 27th 2003 at Hopkins Park, 1403 Sycamore, DeKalb,
Illinois. We are hoping to educate the people, most people have no idea
this goes on and the horrific way it is done. We have backing from many
Rescue groups and have listed them on our flyers. Most are setting up
booths for educational purposes and preparing speeches on their group
and specific areas of interest for them.
We are working extremely hard on the media and have had
great success in getting solid promises of them covering the
event/story. I hope you are able to come on board and join us in this
very important vigil. We are not a radical group nor wish for any sort
of violence or negative publicity. We only wish to stop this rebuilding
of CAVEL and to let the public know they have the power to stop it.
Knowledge is power and the most informed are successful in any endeavor
they may pursue. Please consider your involvement in this History
changing event.
If you care to read and join in our postings and groups
you may go to:
AgainstSlaughter@yahoo.com
You may join to get all the postings and catch up in our
battles. You will see all that I have told you are solid facts and we
are serious in our cause just as you are. Suffering of any furry Friend
is not acceptable and needs to be directed to the public so that it one
day will no longer be an issue. One day it will end, I truly believe
this.
We need people to help in many areas of this vigil if we
are to make it a success and let the good citizens know they have
choices and we don’t have to take this abuse from CAVEL or anyone. Our
Equine Friends are counting on us to end this suffering once and for
all.
We are having a silent auction along with children's
activities. If you would like to donate an item for the silent auction
we would really appreciate it. We need to try to offset many expenses
incurred thus far and future mailings and yard signs. Thank you ahead of
time for your donation.
I pray you join us in this. Let me know ASAP and we will
add your organization to our flyer and layout a booth for you. Thank you
so very much and I look forward to seeing you in DeKalb on September
27th 2003, 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Sincerely,
Angela Miller
Against Slaughter
847-812-4127 cell
815-784-3931 home/fax
PO Box 186 Kingston, Illinois 60145
PS. Next week is very important. Congress will decide oh
HR 857, Horse Slaughter Prevention Act. I have enclosed a link to write
to your Congressman. Please Write. And please write to the DeKalb County
Mayor and elected officials. E-Mail is the best bet as of now. Calling
and faxing obviously is great too. At the end of your letter put; CC:
and list all people you are sending it to. Kind of letting them know
others are getting the information, keeps them honest in a way. Thank
you again.
DeKalb County Il - Government
www.dekalbcounty-il.com/gov.shtml
DeKalb County Building and Development Association ::
Contact Us
www.dekalbbuilders.com/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/contact.htm
Congress.org -- Write To Congress, the President and
State Legislators
www.congress.org/congressorg/home/
Three petitions you may sign as well. Please pass on all
information to everyone you know. Thank you.
Operation Safehouse
www.ipetitions.com/campaigns/Safehouse/
Stop Horse Slaughter- a Equine Angels/Dream Away
campaign - Signatures
www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?EQA50101&1
Petition
www.myhorsesite.com/petition/index.php
Go on to For The Love Of Precious
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