humanity

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

The Cost of Living Increase Will Cause People to Abandon Their Pets
Prices have increased. Taxes have risen and the number of families who have fallen below the poverty line has grown. Make no mistake about it, we are living through a time of crisis. A time in history where, rather than work together to build a better tomorrow, we have war and destruction in Ukraine, with ordinary citizens being caught in the middle.
By Ben Shelley4 years ago in Petlife
Rescuing A Dog Named ...?
This is an account of another Lost Dog incident— one with a happy ending. On March 22, 2014, I was working on the other side of my hometown, Anderson, Indiana, and on my way home, as I turned into the little subdivision where I live, heading toward the street where my house is located... I saw this little dog running.
By Lightning Bolt ⚡4 years ago in Petlife
MY CAT
This is the short version: Some people don’t understand the value of a pet. Some people have never owned a pet. When I was a child, my family had a dog. Her name was Princess. I don’t remember what breed she was, but I remember she was all white. She was a cute dog. I remember we had to have her put down because she had gotten very sick. I remember going to the vet with my father on that day. I remember crying in the parking lot afterwards. It’s so sad to have a pet put down. That was over 30 years ago.
By Pamela Dirr4 years ago in Petlife
What Rabbit Food Is Appropriate for Your Furry Friend
Having a pet in the house is the most rewarding and loving feeling. A furry friend will always be by your side, loves you unconditionally, and relies on your affection and nurture nature. No matter what type of animal you have, you need to properly care for it, and provide the necessary food, toys, supplements, bedding, care supplies, and more. Rabbit food is essential to keep your pet in good health and look after its teeth in the same time.
By AnaBrenda4 years ago in Petlife
Effects of Captivity on Animals in the Zoos. Top Story - March 2022.
Zoos are places where people keep animals locked up for their amusement. Animals are beautiful and people like them and this is the reason why they have created zoos, where they can admire animals from a close distance, without being in any danger. Nevertheless, this creates a lot of suffering and mental problems for the poor captive animals.
By Algieba4 years ago in Petlife
Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Business
This is an extraordinary chance to work for yourself, conclude the hours YOU need to work and make the pay YOU need to create!
By athmikaadhi4 years ago in Petlife
Vargr
Every morning I wake up in a house overlooking 500 acres of central Texas land that I manage called Valkyrie Ranch. As I drink my coffee and look outside, I see something different every day. This land is an exotic game ranch dedicated to preserving various types of animals that would otherwise be extinct (or heading in that direction) in their natural habitat, such as Piere-Davids, blackbuck, oryx, wildebeest, fallow, etc. Most of them roam freely around the property; some are in their enclosures - for their safety and ours. Working with them can be one of the most rewarding occupations, but it can also be one of the most heartbreaking.
By Jim Stovall 4 years ago in Petlife
Equine Spirit
In many ways I was raised by animals. Not wolves or bears, and not a metaphor for horrific parenting. No, my parents were quite wonderful, for most of the years. I was raised by the constant presence of creatures I was not worthy of befriending or worthy of receiving their affection. Animals have a unique gift for forgiving people of their worst behaviors and accepting them in an absolute and necessary time of need. They simply save lives by existing. When my heart beats I can sometimes feel an echo of a thousand little footprints.
By LyssDC4 years ago in Petlife
Cat Litter Market Size, Future Demand, Competitive Analysis ,Developing Trends, Region Forecast To 2029
The cat litter market is expected to be growing at a growth rate of 4.10% in 2029 and is likely to reach USD 5.81 billion in 2029. Data Bridge Market Research analyses the factors responsible for fostering the growth of cat litter market.
By Seema Jadhav4 years ago in Petlife
My Dream? Walk to Success
I have a dream. It is not world-changing, at least not for the majority, but perhaps this dream will change some lives for the better. Even if it only changes one, then I have done something. My dream? To encourage those who are less physically able to participate in dog sports, specifically dog agility.
By Sophie Jackson4 years ago in Petlife
The Day Charlie Found Me
I was a woman interrupted. My world was seriously turned upside down, I literally lost grasp of reality. Tragedy struck our family several times in several years, but the worst was when my younger brother went missing. He was 26 years old, a father of 3, a son, and a brother. 3 weeks slowly ripped like a tornado through my life before finally hearing the worst thing imaginable. He had been found, off the road in a wooded area where he had wrecked his motorcycle and hit a tree, losing his life. I had pretty much given up hope. That is until the day Charlie came into my life.
By KLR Digital Media4 years ago in Petlife
Simba's Last
I was there when he was born. He was the runt. I made sure each kitten had enough to eat, the second mom, since it was her first litter. He was always the more laid back type, like his dad. He was happy mostly just chilling with my mother or me. He would play with the others, however he just loved being near her or me. I had decided names for all of them, except him. The name Simba kept coming back, yet I didn't want to be a typical cat name owner. I mean I have Misty, Brindleface, Sebastion, Dora, Zira, Dolly, BT (Black Tiger), Bear, Beretta (rainbow), Baby, Pippy, Simone, and Simon.
By Lakota W Bridgewater4 years ago in Petlife