Essay and e-mail to PETA

I am currently working on an Essay for my English 111 class. We had to find a company we are passionate about, with what they're doing wrong. And of course I chose PETA only because they have soooo much they have to fix about themselves. Ah so many choices about them I could complain about, but something that has been in my soul for about a year is animal research. That is what my Essay will be about, we have to write a Rhetorical Analysis to the company, that they will never see. But our fourth essay will be about the same essay, but explaining to them what they need to do, and our teacher isn't quite sure if she will send it to them or not. The reason I'm telling you all about this is also because I just sent PETA an email "REPORT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS", of an imminent danger. No worries I gave a false name and address so I won't get harassed.  The subject title was "Cruelty in Norfolk, VA" so here it is:

"I have heard of a place that kills around 94% of the animals they "save" and put up for adoption. They even kidnap the animals they will eventually kill from loving owners. They produce videos showing cruelty to the animals they save, when in fact it's them that actually doing the cruelty. The address is:

































501 Front Street, Norfolk, VA
website: www.peta.org  


Please you must stop them, they were so good in the beginning, now they use pornography,and hatred to make people believe their good. They're forcing pure carnivores like ferrets to go vegetarian, when it's in their DNA that they're diet must consist mostly of PROTEIN or they die! Thousands of animals are dying by their hands, they need to be shut down this second. By the way, I'm a college student going into Veterinary Pathology, and a technical school I went to, for Pre-Vet Tech they taught us about laboratory animals, and how their treated better than some household pets. Also how most of the laboratory critters are adopted out to the technicians that worked on them and cared for them everyday. We even had our own mice and rats, and the majority went home with us or others, none died from us learning how to do injections on live animals, when what was in the needles were clean pure water. They got hydrated, and grew closer to us. We played with them, brought in treats if what we were doing wouldn't interfere with our work. Took them home over Christmas vacation so we could bound closer.
Have a swine day, and God Bless the animals you "save"."

If you guys want to do something like I did go for it!


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