Hey Patti, For $25 a year, I have a subscription to PublicData.com, and anytime I see something like this, I am able to plug in license plate numbers and get a name and address. I have used this to send a couple of letters to the parents of crazy teenagers on motorcycles popping wheelies on the freeway, or doing something else dumb in their cars. The police won't do anything, but it makes me feel better to at least alert the parents to what their kids are up to. I also used this site to look up a guy who was on parole and 'patrolling' our neighborhood. I haven't seen him since the police ran him out of our neighborhood. Crazy, but effective sometimes.
:) Wendy --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Michelle, > What a wonderful thing you did for that poor little > creature! And, I > totally agree, the vets should be ashamed of > themselves...I mean, don't they take > the same oath as people Dr.s to "save all"? > Out here in the country, we are loaded with rednecks > & hooligans that will > purposely run over, sometimes even veering OFF the > road, whatever living > creature is in their path. One time I got a license > number of some guy who > purposely hit an animal, and when I called the > police here, they wouldn't do a damn > thing! > I was just telling Nina today about the baby (wild) > rabbit I took in before > my accident. After talking more to Dennis this PM, > I found out that it's > mother was dead and so I took it in & nursed it... > Of course, it grew and was MUCH better while I was > hospitalized so Dennis > released it. Now, every time I see a bunny in my > yard I wonder "Is that MY > baby?" I am so glad I did intervene though. And, > the rehabs would not touch a > small baby.... > Prayers for the groundhog, Lucy & Gunnar. > Hugs, > Patti > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
