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Published on Thursday, February 19, 2009
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Huskie Bus Line anti-animal policy should be reconsidered
By LETTER WRITER
Last updated on 02/18/2009 at 10:43 p.m.

The anti-animal policy of the Huskie Bus Line is not a matter of them “not catering to pet owners,” as you seem to think. It is very much a matter of discrimination. Arthur Shimkus has a history of being involved in various service activities and has helped me and others in the care and transportation of our pets. Now he or anyone else can’t bring pets on the Huskie Bus anymore.

What is the Huskie Bus Line thinking? Why do they want to hurt the poor, elderly and disabled by keeping our pets away from us?

Cheryl Wieczorek
DeKalb resident

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