I received an email from a friend of mine (thanks, Kagey) about an ongoing promo the Power Plant Mall has for Easter. The banner they have along EDSA shows an illustration of a bunny and the caption "Take Me Home?" (Watch this space for that photo). It didn't occur to me that they would actually give away live rabbits to children. That is just too cruel and inhuman. Very young kids tend to manhandle pets because they're not ready to be exposed to them yet. As Kage put it, "it is a death sentence to the poor animal. Children tend to squeeze rabbits to show affection, and handling the rabbits that way tend to traumatize the animal and may even "bite" the child."
I think it's so irresponsible for the mall owners to give away animals like they were candy. I remember being infuriated with a franchise called Petty Pets. Small animals like chicks, fish and hamsters were offered as party favours. Some smart ass probably thought it made for a great business venture. I mean, they're just dumb animals, right? Kung sabagay, mabilis naman dumami yung mga rabbits. Tapos marami namang iniitlog yung manok. Honestly, if I do get to meet this murderer, I'd give him a piece of mind (plus the kitchen sink).
If you do want to save rabbits this Easter, do write:
Christie Garcia
Marketing Manager
Power Plant Mall, Rockwell Center
FAX: (63) 2 898.3351
Please send in your messages before Wednesday. I've already sent mine. If you're too lazy to write anything up, just cut and paste the text below:
dead rabbits are not premium items!
giving away rabbits to children who will surely exhaust them to death is cruel and inhuman.
please do not sentence them to a slow, painful end. it’s just the wrong thing to do. especially on Easter.
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Saturday, April 08, 2006
No more for this sailor
Because I’d rather you have company during nights when your throat feels parched for beer.
Because I’m hoping that conversations and coffee are enough to make you realise that there’s more to life than bacchanalian evenings that make you forget.
Because I know that with a little more time, you can be who you want to be instead of someone you regret becoming.
Neither here nor there. April 8, 2006
Because I’m hoping that conversations and coffee are enough to make you realise that there’s more to life than bacchanalian evenings that make you forget.
Because I know that with a little more time, you can be who you want to be instead of someone you regret becoming.
Neither here nor there. April 8, 2006
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Doble 'pag bading.
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