We’re Behaving Like . . . Animals?
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It is a travesty of justice when a person can kill something as beautiful as a pelican and only receive a sentence of one year probation and 10 days of community service (“Pelican Mutilations Return With a Vengeance,” Sept. 20).
What makes these animals’ lives any less sacred than our own?
VICKI KUNKEL, Huntington Beach
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