To Lexington & Richland County Council Members
Don\'t spend our money foolishly.
We the undersigned feel there is no legitimate reason for taxpayers to provide a multi-million dollar Adoption Center for Project Pet, an organization that has never operated a shelter or a spay/neuter clinic and has no experience with development of educational programs.
Overpopulation and the resulting animal suffering can only be remedied by an aggressive Spay/Neuter program. We believe that PETS, Inc. has presented an innovative and easily implemented program that will enlist the support of all area animal rescue agencies, therefore giving the taxpayers of Lexington and Richland Counties the best return for their investment.
Let\'s do it for the animals!
Over 60,000 spays will prevent far more suffering than a pretty building in Harbison.
It\'s the right thing to do.
The petition reached 500 signatures today. I am currently drafting a formal letter to both the Lexington and Richland County Council members requesting a meeting to discuss the PETS Inc proposal. I will notify you once I receive a response regarding a scheduled time for this review.
Reached 500 supporters
February 22, 2008
February 18, 2008
The scale of this response is compelling enough to move our proposal directly to the attention of the County Council. I have scheduled a formal briefing with two key committee members to present the alternative spay and neuter initiative. We will provide a status report on that meeting once it concludes.
January 21, 2008
The petition has reached 100 signatures. I am drafting a formal letter to the council members now to outline our proposal for funding spay and neuter programs instead of new construction.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2008
6 Comments
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Sarah Patel
18 years ago
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Seriously? Another building? Put that money toward spaying. My vet bills are insane and this just ignores the real issue.
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David Gallagher
18 years ago
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TRUTH. A building cant spay a dog. Stop wasting our tax dollars on vanity projects.
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Linda Harvey
18 years ago
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We dont need more fancy buildings. We need to fix the actual problem. Spay and neuter is the only way to help these poor animals.
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Tom Meyer
18 years ago
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Total waste of funds. Fix the overpopulation first.
M
Mark Foster
18 years ago
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Waste of money. Harbison is already crowded enough. Focus on the animals, not the brick and mortar.
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Karen Bell
18 years ago
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The animals deserve help not a new office for people with no experience. Listen to the taxpayers for once.
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To Lexington & Richland County Council Members
Don\'t spend our money foolishly.
We the undersigned feel there is no legitimate reason for taxpayers to provide a multi-million dollar Adoption Center for Project Pet, an organization that has never operated a shelter or a spay/neuter clinic and has no experience with development of educational programs.
Overpopulation and the resulting animal suffering can only be remedied by an aggressive Spay/Neuter program. We believe that PETS, Inc. has presented an innovative and easily implemented program that will enlist the support of all area animal rescue agencies, therefore giving the taxpayers of Lexington and Richland Counties the best return for their investment.
Let\'s do it for the animals!
Over 60,000 spays will prevent far more suffering than a pretty building in Harbison.
It\'s the right thing to do.
The petition reached 500 signatures today. I am currently drafting a formal letter to both the Lexington and Richland County Council members requesting a meeting to discuss the PETS Inc proposal. I will notify you once I receive a response regarding a scheduled time for this review.
Reached 500 supporters
February 22, 2008
February 18, 2008
The scale of this response is compelling enough to move our proposal directly to the attention of the County Council. I have scheduled a formal briefing with two key committee members to present the alternative spay and neuter initiative. We will provide a status report on that meeting once it concludes.
January 21, 2008
The petition has reached 100 signatures. I am drafting a formal letter to the council members now to outline our proposal for funding spay and neuter programs instead of new construction.
Reached 100 supporters
January 21, 2008
6 Comments
S
Sarah Patel
18 years ago
Featured
Seriously? Another building? Put that money toward spaying. My vet bills are insane and this just ignores the real issue.
D
David Gallagher
18 years ago
Featured
TRUTH. A building cant spay a dog. Stop wasting our tax dollars on vanity projects.
L
Linda Harvey
18 years ago
Featured
We dont need more fancy buildings. We need to fix the actual problem. Spay and neuter is the only way to help these poor animals.
T
Tom Meyer
18 years ago
Featured
Total waste of funds. Fix the overpopulation first.
M
Mark Foster
18 years ago
Featured
Waste of money. Harbison is already crowded enough. Focus on the animals, not the brick and mortar.
K
Karen Bell
18 years ago
Featured
The animals deserve help not a new office for people with no experience. Listen to the taxpayers for once.
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Seriously? Another building? Put that money toward spaying. My vet bills are insane and this just ignores the real issue.