| # | Name | Comments |
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| 351 | Anonymous | This is correct! I'm glad to sign this petition! |
| 352 | Tanya Pettigrew | |
| 353 | Zachary Biggs | |
| 354 | Elysa Allison | There are too many homeless pets - altering the existing animals and educating the owners is the only way to reduce the unwanted pet population effectively. |
| 355 | Joshua d'Marque | This fund would save much more money both in the short term and the long run. We have enough and I'm sure there will be more private charities to house homeless animals rather than a government building for them. Give private groups the chance to better our community. This will also cut down on future red tape that will be generated by building the Lexington/Richland shared facility. |
| 356 | Sherri Mizell | |
| 357 | Kim Rennert | |
| 358 | Anonymous | |
| 359 | Beverly G. Dickinson | |
| 360 | RE Dow | Using existing facilities spread all across Lexington & Richland counties makes more sense . I'm not so sure that people living far from Harbison would use this new facility. |
| 361 | Kathy flanagan | I support spay and neutering proposal but also support any housing that can be available for strays. Please hear our voices. |
| 362 | Logan McCarrell | |
| 363 | Julie Blanton | |
| 364 | Julia Curtis | |
| 365 | Happy Rodes | |
| 366 | Karen Basso | There are too many unwanted pet animals now. If we can prevent more animals from being born, I support it! |
| 367 | Sharon Hatch | Please vote YES for the spay/neuter program! |
| 368 | Paul May | SUPPORT PETS, INC! |
| 369 | Anonymous | |
| 370 | katrina daniels | |
| 371 | Donna Casamento | |
| 372 | Cary Lafaye | |
| 373 | Deborah | The Pets need our help with a home (does not need to be plush) until they can be adopted. People need to take care of their pets which includes spaying and neutering, a low cost spay/neuter would have to reduce the number of orphaned pets. |
| 374 | Anonymous | |
| 375 | Anonymous | |
| 376 | Donna Pelletier | |
| 377 | Erin Hudson | Spay and Neuter is the way to go! |
| 378 | Anonymous | |
| 379 | Joan Hudson | Spay and Neuter is the way to go! |
| 380 | Sandra Hayden | |
| 381 | Annie Daye Danford | |
| 382 | Ellen E. Betts | This problem will not be solved by one building, no matter how big it is. PET’s, INC. has years of experience in rescuing animals. They know how very, very fast animals multiply and how desperately hard it is to find permanent, responsible, loving homes for these animals. Please consider a plan that will stop the flow of new animals thrust into a world which is horribly cruel to unwanted pets instead of the feel-good plan that placates human sentimentality. |
| 383 | JOHN MATHENY | IT MAKES MORE SENSE TO PUT THE MONEY TO USE WITH A SPAY/NEUTERING PROGRAM THAN TO WASTE MONEY ON A HIGH-END BUILDING. USE THIS MONEY WISELY AND SAVE MANY ANIMALS LIVES! |
| 384 | Verdie Sherer | |
| 385 | Glena Parker | |
| 386 | Glena Parker | |
| 387 | Alethea K. Sims | I feel that spaying/neutering animals is the best way to prevent so many unwanted animals from coming into our shelters and rescue groups. They are already overcrowded. Using the funding to spay/neuter these animals will prevent more overcrowding. |
| 388 | Shannon Hokanson | |
| 389 | James Thompson | |
| 390 | Rachel Coleman | |
| 391 | R. Coleman | More services eliminate the need for more buildings. |
| 392 | Joyce L. Robbins | If you use simple multiplication (one animal times the number of offspring it can produce), you realize immediately that building shelters is not the answer to animal overpopulation. Please use this money wisely for spaying and neutering. |
| 393 | Richard Wingard | |
| 394 | Anonymous | |
| 395 | Joey O'Brien | |
| 396 | scott mcabee | |
| 397 | Kim Baldwin | |
| 398 | Patricia M. Flanagan | |
| 399 | Anonymous | |
| 400 | Becky Sharp | |