Wireless mouse

[Nestor Lipps]

Dear Friend,

As a part of our email alert service, we, the members of the American 
Society for Small Animal Welfare, routinely monitor e-waves for postings 
that point out potential abuses to animals.  

Our "e-wave sniffer" intercepted your message to 
<web4lib at library.berkeley.edu>.  In this message, the terms <use the 
mouse> and <physically> and <worked> and <device> caught our attention.  
We are sure you are not intending any harm to small animals, but we want 
to make sure you are aware that animals taken from their natural 
environment and used for human purposes suffer more greatly than most of 
us are aware.

If this message is in error, we apologize, and we hope you will 
understand that this small inconvenience is worth the thousands of small 
animal lives that can potentially be saved through this process.  
If you are involved in, or know of anyone involved in, using <mouse> for 
any purposes that could be considered harmful, we urge you to reconsider 
what you are doing.  Did you know that 82% of small animal deaths are 
unnecessary? Did you also know that small animals feel pain, fear, 
emotional attachment, and separation anxiety just as humans do?  Did you 
also know that many small animals have been found to have the same 
musculature as that which produces smiles and frowns in human beings?

Please, remember that there is not all that much that separates many of 
us from our small animal friends.  Only you can help <mouse> if <mouse> 
is in need.  

Again, if this message is in error, we apologize.  For more information 
on efforts to treat animals humanely, please visit: 
http://members.aol.com/Alto222/grotto.html

Thank you.











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