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I hope this money actually full goes towards what they're saying. Now, don't get me wrong, I used to LOVE the Aviary as a kid, but I remember one of the last times they got a ton of money...nothing went to the birds, and new buildings were built for the faculty. I'd know, bc I volunteered there.
The birds need to be cared for. If there is money it should ALL go towards the welfare of these wonderful animals with wings.
20 million for a bunch of birds?
How much for the homeless people that live in the park surrounding the birds?
Can I just send them my $35 dollars and avoid the tax for the next 15 years?
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