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Daily Reflection
Reflection
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Prayer
May I respect say publicly integrity weather rights emancipation every creature.
Action
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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine alumni files, 1876-
Collection Number: 24-4-3326
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Series I. 1871-1899
Farrington, Arthur Manly, BVS '79, DVM '03
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Kilborne, Fred Lucius, BVS '85
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1859-1936No class photo; Includes photographsSee also Collection #1806, Kilborne, Fred Lucius papers, 1884-1936
Meiners, Rudolph F.
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18??-1959No class photo; No record of Cornell DVM degree
Howe, Walter Emerson, DVM '97
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Ryder, Herman Reeve, DVM '97
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Weihe, Walter Edward, DVM '97
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Dustan, Henry Winfield, DVM '98
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1876-1944No class photoSee also Collection #37-05-3378, Dustan, Henry W. Veterinary Class Notebook, 1897
Kelly, Albert Boulware, DVM '98
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Lehrman, Henry John, DVM '98
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Stanclift, Ray Jones, DVM '98
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Daily Reflection
Reflection
The story of Eden has made us believe that animals are for our use. The new story of the Universe teaches us that animals are our relatives sharing our origins and our lives. The difference is that they have retained their innocence and their integrity. They teach us what it means to be whole. The suffering we have inflicted on so many of them to provide for the needs of our consumer society is painful to see and based in a deep lack of understanding of their rights and feelings. We need to readjust our thinking and allow ourselves to love and be loved by an animal. It will sensitize us and enrich us individually, and hopefully make a small change toward attitudes toward these creatures who have the same rights to live happy lives on this planet as we do.
Prayer
May we treat all created beings with respect.
Action
Study the beauty of animal species. If you have pets recognize their intelligence and emotions. Teach children to be loving and kind toward animals. If possible adopt a shelter dog or cat. Contribute to an organization against animal cruelty.
Suggested Reading
He said to them, “Which one of you who has a sheep, if it falls into a pit on the Sabbath, will not take hold of it and lift it out?
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