humanity

Isn't it ironic that the very best of humanity is seen through the love and empathy we show to our pets?

The Goodness of Spring
If my dog was a season, she would be the goodness of spring. Her golden coat is like amber reflecting the sun, she is always poised and perfect, but when the rain comes there is no stopping the mud. Her eyes are a ring of worn 24K gold that sparkle no matter the occasion.
By Natasha Giannantonio3 years ago in Petlife
Mother cub killed by hunter
Pan'Pans the bear was originally a happy wild bear living in Siberia, growing up happily under the care of his mother. In Pan's' world, nature, food, and the warm embrace of his mother are the happiest places. According to the original trajectory, Pan could have grown up healthy and happy, and become a free and masculine adult male bear.
By Rachel Caspari3 years ago in Petlife
Cute pet dog was sent to the slaughterhouse
After interviewing and investigating dozens of people involved with the dog meat business, it became clear that the dog meat market is a far more cruel industry than one might think. The dog meat being consumed is by no means only from food meat dogs, but also includes a large number of trapped and lost pet dogs. This is the cruelest nature of the dog meat business, and humans should not consume animals raised in their bedrooms.
By Miley3 years ago in Petlife
She "cured" 12,500 teddy bears
In Pickering, North Yorkshire, England, there is a special drop-in center. It has a hospital, an orphanage, and adopters visit every week, but you won't see a single orphan ......
By Rachel Caspari3 years ago in Petlife
My Cat, My Best Friend
At the end of August, Vocal opened up the 24/7 Companion Challenge. The challenge closed by the time I began writing this, but the thought of not writing something for my furry companion was, and is, unthinkable. So, here I am. At the beginning of October writing a post about a cat who has brought light into my life.
By Brittany Miller3 years ago in Petlife
Sarge My Beautiful Boy
I saw this challenge days ago and my instinct was to shut my laptop, let the sadness fester for weeks, and return to it, at a later date. Well, the later date is now and I have two hours to deadline. Procrastination, one of my greatest features. This one has lived up to the word "challenge" as this may be the most difficult and beautiful article I have ever had to write.
By Jamie LeFebvre 3 years ago in Petlife
Spaniel's Weather
We went camping once in the cold of January at Devil's Den Park. Just my husband, myself, and our cocker spaniel, Sage. We had visited previously and were eager for a chance to return before my PTO expired. Camping with a dog can be a hefty endeavor, but it never is with Sage. She is one of the few perfect creatures in the world with a quiet demeanor and obedient heart.
By Laura Lann3 years ago in Petlife
The Origins of Oreo
This “tale” is about how our furry family member became my mother’s guardian angel with the age-old saying, “a dog’s bark is worse than its bite.
By Anthony Groves3 years ago in Petlife
Sweet Puppy
Parker Stanislaw Magoo is generally not a "good" dog. He is my best friend, and I've loved him since he first tripped over his ears and into my heart almost seven years ago. But I am not blinded by my love for him.
By Chance Garrett Wilhite3 years ago in Petlife
The Dog that Saved my Life
The day my dog, Denali, saved my life is definitely my fondest memory of her. She is my unofficial service animal and I highly recommend you get one of your own. You never know when their unconditional love, dedication, and steadfast companionship will come in handy. Dogs are known for saving the lives of humans for many years running. They can even be trained to do so in a number of ways. The course of action she took to rescue me would probably be considered a non-traditional method, with no training required.
By Amy Hall3 years ago in Petlife
Meeting Denali
I remember the first time I met my best friend in life and I will cherish that memory forever. I walked into her previous owner’s home and she barked at me timidly, then circled around my person, growling. Her owner, Matthew, said, “Denali, it’s o.k. girl!” Obediently, with her tail between her legs, she walked to the corner of the room and laid down, watching my every move. The humans talked for a while as she laid there in her safe place, watching me, sizing up my intentions within this house.
By Amy Hall3 years ago in Petlife
The Hidden Inner World
I've always tried to imagine what animals think and feel when I'm with them. What common ground of experience do we have? Could we even comprehend their emotional existence? I think we can, especially dogs. Our last dog was a rescued Great Dane called Jess. A beautiful and gentle giant. It sounds funny to say, but she was a very respectful dog. She was incredibly gentle with children and older people, polite and reserved with visitors but unleashed her most outlandish behavior around us. Perhaps her best trait was that if you wanted a duvet day, she'd spend all day on the sofa watching TV with you. Truly dogs can be introverts too. Sometimes, I'd watch a nature documentary or rugby over something I wanted because those were her favorite things to watch. As adorable as it sounds, in reality, I think those excited her prey instinct, especially when tackles were made. But then again, do deeper primordial themes not underpin all that we find entertaining as well?
By Vince Mac3 years ago in Petlife