If you want to contact someone specific at The News, check our expanding address list. I enjoyed your story about the Burmese Python. I would like to remark on a comment by Glen Cutright, owner of Ann Arbor Wildlife Services. He said that because the snake may have been released into the wild by its owner that owning exotic pets should be illegal. Not very logical Glen.
People abandon domestic animals every day, some of which turn feral and become dangerous.
All of these abandoned animals suffer. Legislating ownership of exotic pets is not the answer. Holding those who abandon them responsible is. You don't have to be a nuclear physicist to know that crack, aids, to name a few was put here to kill off the black community. As long as blacks were using and abusing this substance no one cared, but, when white males and females, young and old began using and abusing, then it was time to battle this epidemic.