humanity

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

Charlie, the Companion: A Heartwarming Story of Friendship
Charlie's Adoption from the Local Animal Shelter It all began on a sunny day when Karan was visiting the local animal shelter in search of a new pet. The place was filled with barking dogs and meowing cats, but Charlie stood out from the rest. He was a small, scruffy mutt with a wagging tail and a big, friendly smile. Karan was immediately drawn to him, and after spending some time with Charlie, they knew they had found their new best friend.
By Karan3 years ago in Petlife
"A Mother's Love Endures Forever"
The Heartwarming Story of Sarah and Lucky Once upon a time, there lived a young girl named Sarah. She lived in a small village with her parents and younger brother.
By Ashok3 years ago in Petlife
Lulu, I think?
This dog who sits in the freezing cold, in the rain, in the yard is not much far off from me. She loves her pet parent’s unconditionally, but they do not want anything to do with her. Does she blame herself like I do? Does she have the ability to see things that way? I hope not for her sake. She is a dog and sometimes dogs bark. Sometimes dogs bite. But it is not malicious till it is. They are not barking and biting for pleasure. It is simply of defense. We are not any different when it comes to that, we are much worse. She can’t tell them why she is hurt, but maybe she is better for that. Nothing gets to your core like telling someone what they are doing is hurting you, and then they continue to do just that. It must be me right? I did not wag my tail the right way, I did not eat my food at the pace they determined is what I should have? Or, maybe the worst of them all, I loved them too much. Well how do I balance? I am just a fucking dog. I’m an animal, as are you. And, and, you should have fucking known better. You are going to turn your back on me while I am actively giving everything I have? Everything your “training” provided me? Then it is my fault for misbehaving? I do not understand the games you subject me to anymore, as if I ever did. But, I know what love feels like, I know I have it, I know it has no conditions, and now I know, it is empty. It is a war I never stood a chance in. I fought anyway. That is what you do for love, you fight losing battles knowing the war will be lost. You do it not because you’re brave, not because anyone made you, but because you gave your heart and expected one in return. How can I know when you beat me that you are doing what is right when it is so natural , like breathing, that you are abusing me? Because you put out some dry food that is only prolonging this madness? If you do not want my love then let me starve. I I am okay with starving, even welcoming to it, if I’m not enough. I live, and I do everything, yes even what you call being “bad”, I do for you. For your love, for your acceptance. For maybe the chance to sleep inside instead of in the 34 degrees rain tied to a tree. If I can’t have it, why are you keeping me here, trapped in this cage, in seclusion, in the cold, alone, and heartbroken, because, I do not know what you want from me for you to love me. I have given you everything, and I I am nothing? I have no worth to you? You eat your steak or your fast food, and there is no thought of me suffering in the cold? Hungry for food, for affection, for fucking acceptance? Well you have pushed me too far. The next time my teeth show know that I would bite you if I didn’t love you so god damn much. I am no longer begging for you to love me. If I have to beg, did you ever in the first place? I have found more affection from the stranger that feels my anguish, and is respectful by not playing with his dog while I am outside. And…I am always outside. I still have love to give, I just wish anyone had love to give me.
By anthony giglio3 years ago in Petlife
You Would Have Loved Him
Almost five years ago, a tragic accident took the lives of multiple family members who I loved dearly. After this loss, I was terrified that I would be incapable of opening up my heart to new love. But that changed after I adopted my pug from a shelter in 2020. His name is Wadjet, and he has brought me so much joy and healing to my broken heart. I have heard other people say about their rescue pets that it was actually the pet who rescued them. I thought it sounded so cheesy, until it happened to me.
By Rayn B3 years ago in Petlife
Is My Dog Sick of Their Food?
It is possible that your dog may be sick of their food, but there are also other factors that could be causing them to lose interest in their meals. Here are a few things to consider when trying to determine if your dog is sick of their food:
By Seven Sky3 years ago in Petlife
Caring for Your Furry Friend: A Guide to Proper Pet Care and Animal Welfare
"The Importance of Adopting Pets from Shelters" Adopting a pet from a shelter is one of the most rewarding and compassionate choices a pet owner can make. Not only does it provide a loving home for an animal in need, but it also helps to reduce the number of animals in shelters, and make room for more animals to be rescued.
By SHIAMGANESH 3 years ago in Petlife
Giant Panda Gives Birth to Rare Twin Cubs
Giant pandas, one of the world's most beloved and endangered species, have a new addition to their population as a giant panda in a zoo has given birth to rare twin cubs. The birth of twin pandas is rare as giant pandas have a low reproductive rate, and females are only able to give birth for a few days a year.
By Sukuna3 years ago in Petlife
Paws of Justice: The Story of Luna and Max
Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a cat named Luna and a dog named Max. Luna was a sleek and graceful feline with soft, fluffy fur, while Max was a strong and loyal canine with a wagging tail. They lived in separate houses, but they often met in the alleyways and streets of their neighborhood. At first, they didn't get along very well. Luna thought Max was too loud and boisterous, while Max thought Luna was too aloof and independent.
By The LCP Book3 years ago in Petlife
Why Dog's are Loyal To Humans ? Their Evolution.
Dogs are known for their loyal and affectionate nature, and they have been domesticated by humans for thousands of years. But why are dogs so loyal to humans, and how did this trait evolve?
By Sukuna3 years ago in Petlife
Guide and Tips for Dogs
Create the optimal basis for your dog training with these tips. These 3 basic exercises every dog owner should know and practice with their dog. - >> Our recommendation << -
By Erfolgsguru3 years ago in Petlife
Molly
My dog Molly is the best part of my day, every day. Every morning starts the same, with my alarm clock going off at about 6:30. I usually hit snooze and roll over for another ten minutes of rest and to cuddle up with Molly. She is always sleeping right next to me, cuddled up just as close as she can possibly be. Sometimes she's rolled up in a ball in the bend of the back side of my knees, sometimes she is sprawled out spooning my back and sometimes I just hold her and pet her belly as she lies on her back, smiling as big as can be.
By Michelle Mackenzie3 years ago in Petlife
How to handle your dog?
It's important to respect your dog's boundaries and not force them to be handled if they are uncomfortable. Instead, try working with a positive reinforcement trainer to help your dog learn to enjoy being handled. Here are some tips to get started:
By Sabih Ul Hassan3 years ago in Petlife