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Dear Readers,
We are an anti-animal abuse non-profit. We are made up of mostly youth who think every animal deserves to be loved and cared for. On our website we will be posting about: the animals we meet while volunteering, ways to help in your own neighborhood, and tips to take care of your pets.
If you have any questions or want to see a specific post email us at animalgaurdians4life@gmail.com. Plus you can email us if you have any stories about your pets that you would like us to share, we won't share names or personal info. We likewise have a Pinterest account which is Animal Guardians and has a link to this website. We love to hear input and look forward to receiving your emails and reading your comments.
We would appreciate if you would share our website with your friends and family members who are also passionate about this cause. We will try and update regularly.
                            Sincerely,
                            Cajsa Morse
                            The editor.

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