I want to thank everyone for the wonderful outpouring of support I’ve received since I began writing letters. What started as one message defending the rights of the Shinnecock Nation and Indigenous people has grown into something larger, thanks to you.
Your kind words have inspired me to write about a variety of topics that matter to our community. But at heart, my greatest passion is helping animals. Right now, there are many cats and dogs in need of homes, and I’m currently fostering several wonderful cats myself.
If you’ve ever thought about fostering or adopting, I encourage you to reach out. You can contact me at cuttieathamptons@yahoo.com, and I’d be happy to connect you with local rescues or share more information about the animals in need.
Thank you for caring about all living beings who share our community.
Jessica McNerney
Southampton
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