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By Frank and Mary Hoffman - 2 Feb 2013
Dear Josh:
Thank you for writing.
You should know that the only kind of animal traps that are humane are the trapdoor type that do not harm the animal, that are used to relocate animals, but there is no such thing as a humane FUR trap, for the intent of those and the people who use them is to kill the animal for their fur.
When we see people wearing fur, all we can think of is how ugly they look for the hardness of their heart and soul overshadows all else.
In the Love of the Lord,
Frank and Mary
Go on to comments: By Dawn - 16 Feb 2013
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