From ASPCA <[email protected]>
Subject They Still Believe, Do You?
Date December 20, 2019 3:32 PM
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There are many ways to fight animal cruelty&mdash;whether at the grocery store or right at your computer. Take these simple steps to continue helping animals in need.


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It never gets any easier. Whenever we see animals who are abused, or left all alone and unloved, our hearts always break. Yet even in desperate circumstances, we often see something remarkable: hope from the animals we rescue. They're purring &hellip; wagging their tails &hellip; nuzzling us as we bring them to safety. No matter what these animal victims have been through, they still believe in the goodness of people. They still believe in second chances.

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Right now, as we're in the season for believing&mdash;in hope, in miracles, in kindness&mdash;please take a moment to let suffering animals know that they have a reason to believe.
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Animal victims of cruelty and neglect are counting on you for their second chances. Let them know hope is never lost and help can come.

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Countless animals across America are still waiting to be rescued this holiday season&mdash;they still believe someone will come to love and care for them. You might not be able to give a home to an animal in need today, but you can bring love and care to helpless animals with your support for the ASPCA.
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Please give abused and abandoned animals the gift of second chances and help make their spirits bright this holiday season.


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