Dear
Rexano,
After doing some research on the
nature of your group, I see that you are committed to supporting a person’s
desire to own an exotic animal in their home.
Your organization believes that animals are personal property, and it is
not the governments place to make legislation that restricts private ownership
of exotic animals. You say that exotic
animals are used as therapy and assistance animals for war veterans, people
that have been in accidents and senior citizens that are in nursing homes. Your organization believes strongly in the
proper care and humane treatment of exotic animals. You say on your website that anyone owning an
exotic animal should properly care for it and keep it in a clean environment
that is protected from hazardous weather.
You also say that the animal needs to be provided with proper diet and
fresh water at all times, and that exotic and wild animals benefit from human
companionship. These are great benefits
to the animal, and need to be followed to be sure the animal has a long,
healthy, and happy life. Having an
exotic animal can be a benefit to humans in a matter of happiness and joy in
having a companion animal that most people do not have. They may be able to form special bonds with
their exotic animal, and this can be a truly special thing for the animal and
the human as well. I think it needs to
be stressed to keep any potentially dangerous exotic animal in proper
housing/caging as to not frighten those against the ownership of these exotic
animals, and to raise the animal with respect and a healthy lifestyle to ensure
positive behavior.
Sincerely,
Vikki
Imes
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