The Honorable Scott Brown
317 Russell Senate Office Building
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Senator,
In the past year you have not shown any interest on helping with the Animal Cruelty issue. The numbers of animal abusers continue to grow right under your nose, and the issue is not being addressed. People do not fully understand that animals also have rights, and I think that is your job of informing us, the people, of this issue.
In 1997, people have studied that about 40%of animal abusers have committed acts of violence against people, and 46% were found guilty of sexual homicide. In one year about 6-8 million cats and dogs are put into a shelter home, but 3-4 million are euthanized. Another fact is that more than two million cats and dogs are killed per year for fur.
Now with all those supporting numbers, how is that not an important issue to address? I would blame the people in our society for all the cruelty, because another study shows that the cruelty to animals has a link to interpersonal violence. However, for the people who do not have “problems”, how is it so easy for them to hurt an innocent animal? Why is it okay for people to post videos, pictures, and even blogs about abusing, killing, or dog fighting? That should have some sort of action taken upon those who do that. There are probably thousands or even millions of people getting away with harming/killings these animals, and now is a good time to stop and stand up for animals.
I thank you for your time on reading this letter,
Sincerely,
Kayla Rosa