Letters: Pets have no choice

Letter writer condemns act of cruelty inflicted on dog

Kudos to the two ladies at Ed Macgregor Park for trying to intervene the woman kicking the dog.

I also wish that she would give it up if she’s going to treat it like that. Poor dog doesn’t have a choice.

S. Morgan

Sooke

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