To the Editor:
In response to Tony Cortese’s letter (“What’s Next?” 4/12), yes, our animal rescue was at the March 23 Little Egg Harbor Township Committee meeting. It was attended by myself, adult volunteers and children from both Frog Pond Elementary and Pinelands Regional High School who also volunteer their time to help our rescue organization at adoption events and caring for unwanted and injured animals at our safe haven sanctuary.
No, Mr. Cortese, you will not have to do community service for accidentally hitting any animal with a car.
May 17, 2017
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