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Fireworks may be beautiful to us,
but they traumatize animals.
No cruelty is justifiable.
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  Stop Fireworks
A Project of the Ohio Animal Defense League
A campaign to
stop fireworks from traumatizing animals
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Northwest
Animal Rights Network
"As a
psychologist, with 30 years of experience in emotional trauma, I am very
concerned with the effects of loud noise on humans. As a board member of
a nationwide animal protection organization I am equally concerned about
the effects of fireworks on non-human animals.
I have personally
witnessed the terror of dogs and cats after a moderately loud fireworks
event. I have seen these dogs and cats flee their homes and dart across
highways, be injured and lost. I hope you will ban fireworks at the new
stadium. As a baseball fan, I think the excitement can be there without
the threat to the health and welfare of the animals."
Wayne Johnson,
Ph.D., C.M.H.C., www.narn.org
Northwest Animal Rights Network, Seattle, WA
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