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Dear friends,

 

the suffering of companion animals in China is

heartbreaking and overwhelming at times. I believe we

must carry on informing people and asking media to

report the killing and torture of dogs and cats in

China due to ignorance and greed. Equally important is

to support the work of Animals Asia Foundation. In

order for them to lobby effectively, they need to show

the Chinese government that they have a support of

many people all over the world. They collect letters

which are intended for the Chinese president and

present them when they think the letters will make a

maximum impact. They ask the letters to the Chinese

president to be polite and for a maximum lobby inside

China, I believe this strategy has clear benefits.

 

Please visit

http://www.animalsasia.org/beInvolved/createChange/cc004.html

 

Animals Asia Foundation provides sample letter and

email address to which you can send the letter. Below

is my letter to the president, with slight change to

the sample letter to make appeal from Asian viewpoint,

and a letter from Animals Asia Foundation informing me

how they made the very best use of the letter.

 

Please support Animals Asia Foundation's work to help

the animals in Asia.

 

Yoon

 

--- Annie Mather <amather wrote: >

Dear President Jiang Zemin,

 

In almost every country across the globe, including

China, dogs are working side by side with government

departments and community personnel in programs which

help people and make our world a safer place in which

to live.

 

From police dogs who devote their boundless enthusiasm

- and sometimes their lives - working tirelessly in

crime prevention programs, to customs dogs who detect

drugs and explosives and help in the enforcement of

important regulations and legislation.

 

Together with cats, they also help and enrich our

lives as beloved companion animals and provide much

needed warmth to those who are sick, elderly, - or

just in need of a friend.

 

It is Asia's custom to repay royalty with kindness and

care and as a Asian I'm deeply saddened by the plight

of the animals who have given us so much. We should

have shown the world we are people who repay kindness

and friendship with care and love. Instead we are

sending out a message to the world that we are people

who pay royalty and friendship with contempt and

cruelty.

 

 

President Jiang, we respectfully ask that you and your

government give these caring and courageous animals

the help they deserve. Please support the Animals Asia

Foundation in their efforts towards drafting

comprehensive legislation which will protect all

animals from cruelty and neglect - and which will see

dogs and cats embraced in China as our

friends......rather than food.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Yoon S Kerr

 

 

 

 

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Dear Friend of Animals Asia,

 

 

Thank you very much for taking the time and trouble to

write a letter to the Chinese Government encouraging a

change of attitude to animals in China.

 

 

Our strategy with regard to these letters that we

request our supporters write, is that

a) we allow the letters to accumulate until they are a

sizeable (and impressive) number;

b) whilst also waiting for the optimum time for

presentation e.g. when we have important meetings with

Chinese officials.

We have found from experience that this is the best

way for the letters to have maximum impact.

 

 

Just such a time has just happened and I would like to

let you know that your letter was presented in Beijing

last week by Jill Robinson during an important meeting

with the Government.

 

 

Once again thank you for lending your voice calling

for a better future for animals in China.

 

 

Warm wishes,

Annie

--

Annie Mather

Media Director

Animals Asia Foundation

Hong Kong

 

Find out more about the historic China Bear Rescue by

visiting the

Animals Asia Foundation website at:

http://www.animalsasia.org

 

=====

Friends of dogs

http://www.friendsofdogs.net

Dogs brighten our life with their gift to love and bond. It is our turn to help

our dogs. Please help organisations who are fighting to get dogs out of food

chain.

 

http://www.koreananimals.org/

http://www.animalsasia.org/

http://www.linisgobyerno.org/special_projects.htm

 

 

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http://uk.promotions./yplus/yoffer.html

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thanks to Yoon and everyone for your help...pls now write to the new President -

Hu Jin Tao - many thanks, Jill.

 

--

Jill Robinson MBE

Founder & CEO

Animals Asia Foundation

 

Find out more about the historic China Bear Rescue by visiting the

Animals Asia Foundation website at: http://www.animalsasia.org

 

 

 

Yoon Choi wrote:

 

> Dear friends,

>

> the suffering of companion animals in China is

> heartbreaking and overwhelming at times. I believe we

> must carry on informing people and asking media to

> report the killing and torture of dogs and cats in

> China due to ignorance and greed. Equally important is

> to support the work of Animals Asia Foundation. In

> order for them to lobby effectively, they need to show

> the Chinese government that they have a support of

> many people all over the world. They collect letters

> which are intended for the Chinese president and

> present them when they think the letters will make a

> maximum impact. They ask the letters to the Chinese

> president to be polite and for a maximum lobby inside

> China, I believe this strategy has clear benefits.

>

> Please visit

> http://www.animalsasia.org/beInvolved/createChange/cc004.html

>

> Animals Asia Foundation provides sample letter and

> email address to which you can send the letter. Below

> is my letter to the president, with slight change to

> the sample letter to make appeal from Asian viewpoint,

> and a letter from Animals Asia Foundation informing me

> how they made the very best use of the letter.

>

> Please support Animals Asia Foundation's work to help

> the animals in Asia.

>

> Yoon

>

> --- Annie Mather <amather wrote: >

> Dear President Jiang Zemin,

>

> In almost every country across the globe, including

> China, dogs are working side by side with government

> departments and community personnel in programs which

> help people and make our world a safer place in which

> to live.

>

> >From police dogs who devote their boundless enthusiasm

> - and sometimes their lives - working tirelessly in

> crime prevention programs, to customs dogs who detect

> drugs and explosives and help in the enforcement of

> important regulations and legislation.

>

> Together with cats, they also help and enrich our

> lives as beloved companion animals and provide much

> needed warmth to those who are sick, elderly, - or

> just in need of a friend.

>

> It is Asia's custom to repay royalty with kindness and

> care and as a Asian I'm deeply saddened by the plight

> of the animals who have given us so much. We should

> have shown the world we are people who repay kindness

> and friendship with care and love. Instead we are

> sending out a message to the world that we are people

> who pay royalty and friendship with contempt and

> cruelty.

>

> President Jiang, we respectfully ask that you and your

> government give these caring and courageous animals

> the help they deserve. Please support the Animals Asia

> Foundation in their efforts towards drafting

> comprehensive legislation which will protect all

> animals from cruelty and neglect - and which will see

> dogs and cats embraced in China as our

> friends......rather than food.

>

> Yours sincerely,

>

> Yoon S Kerr

>

>

>

> Everything you'll ever need on one web page

> from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts

> http://uk.my.

>

> Dear Friend of Animals Asia,

>

> Thank you very much for taking the time and trouble to

> write a letter to the Chinese Government encouraging a

> change of attitude to animals in China.

>

> Our strategy with regard to these letters that we

> request our supporters write, is that

> a) we allow the letters to accumulate until they are a

> sizeable (and impressive) number;

> b) whilst also waiting for the optimum time for

> presentation e.g. when we have important meetings with

> Chinese officials.

> We have found from experience that this is the best

> way for the letters to have maximum impact.

>

> Just such a time has just happened and I would like to

> let you know that your letter was presented in Beijing

> last week by Jill Robinson during an important meeting

> with the Government.

>

> Once again thank you for lending your voice calling

> for a better future for animals in China.

>

> Warm wishes,

> Annie

> --

> Annie Mather

> Media Director

> Animals Asia Foundation

> Hong Kong

>

> Find out more about the historic China Bear Rescue by

> visiting the

> Animals Asia Foundation website at:

> http://www.animalsasia.org

>

> =====

> Friends of dogs

> http://www.friendsofdogs.net

> Dogs brighten our life with their gift to love and bond. It is our turn to

help our dogs. Please help organisations who are fighting to get dogs out of

food chain.

>

> http://www.koreananimals.org/

> http://www.animalsasia.org/

> http://www.linisgobyerno.org/special_projects.htm

>

>

> Plus - For a better Internet experience

> http://uk.promotions./yplus/yoffer.html

>

>

> For more information on Asian animal issues, please use the search feature on

the AAPN website: http://www.aapn.org/ or search the list archives at:

aapn

> Please feel free to send any relevant news or comments to the list at

aapn

>

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