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Isn't it ironic that the very best of humanity is seen through the love and empathy we show to our pets?
Heroic Pets Save Their Owners Lives
You’re doggone right, animals can and do save lives. We’ve seen it happen time and time and time and time again! The stories below highlight a few cases of animals who saved their owners' lives in the most unexpected ways.
True Crime WriterPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeFive Ways to Make Friends with Your Cat
Cats are known for their aloof and unpredictable behavior, making it difficult for their owners to understand them. However, cats have their language, and if you learn it, there's a chance you'll understand them much better. We've put together a guide to help you find a common language with your pet.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeLost Dog
Once upon a time, in a pink city lie close between hills and flowering gardens, there lived a happy golden pet called Buddy. He was the heart and energy of the David’s family, bringing joy and laughter with his loving nature. As a close-unite family, cherished the bond they shared with Buddy.
Nagarathinam BPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeMisplaced? How silly..
Misplaced? How silly… I am not misplaced. YOU think that I’m misplaced, reaching at night, feeling with your palm where I used to lie. You cry not finding me, but truly- you shouldn’t.
Salomé SaffiriPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeJust a Cat
I don't know about anyone else, but I hate it when I hear someone say it's just a cat. It does not even have to be a cat for that matter. It could be a dog, a rabbit, or any other pet that a person has.
Angie WilsonPublished 2 months ago in PetlifeSpotlight! ASPCA!
I found myself lonely without a dog. I was looking for about a year, for a small dog. Looking at humane rescue alliance.org., there was a picture of a small dog. This one was a pekingese and pomeranian. There, I found Jada! Jada had a rough start in life, finding herself alone and abandoned on the streets. But fate had something special in store for her – the ASPCA (https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/adopt).
marie e ehlenbachPublished 3 months ago in PetlifeIf You Were A Dog Breed - What Would You Be?
In my household... We have a running joke that my bro-bro is a golden retriever. He's very food-motivated (and a little food-aggressive unless it's one of the kids), he gets easily distracted by, well, anything, he knocks things over with his tail, he's kind of dopey, he's always making everyone smile, and the most grouchy he gets is when he hasn't had enough food or sleep. He also eats things he shouldn't when no one's looking.
Hope MartinPublished 3 months ago in PetlifeWhy Should We Protect Animals?
The question is explained to us - The importance of animals in our day-to-day life. Without animals how much of our life is going to be difficult? It is really necessary for us to save animals' lives. We can't imagine our life without animals. Animals make human life easy. Animals give us food and as pets are the best companions. Some animals are also a source of earning for people and animals help farmers in farming. Some are living with them as their family members. I will be sharing my own experience with you guys to let you know what I feel about the importance of animals to man. I am sharing here my experience with our pet, his name was Coco. When my wife was pregnant we had that sweet dog. He would come to her and keep his head on her belly most of the time. Then my daughter was born after a few months. What I noticed is Coco was excited the same as I was when he saw my daughter for the first time. He liked playing with her a lot and enjoying and making my daughter laugh. He lived for about four and a half years after my daughter was born. What I felt was that he would understand that my daughter was a child and never harm her. He would recognize her and enjoy playing with her. Animals are one of the best friends of humans.
Tanvi PuniaPublished 3 months ago in PetlifeThe Guppy Girl
She has presence: a quiet solitude, standing amid tanks of betas, goldfish, mollies, guppies, her unremarkable brown hair straight, uncomplicated. “My name is Elizabeth.” She focuses full attention on my wrinkled face. She looks official, yet young.
Barbara SteinhauserPublished 3 months ago in PetlifeThe Canine Chronicles
In the quiet town of Pawsington, where the wind carried the soft howls of distant dogs, a groundbreaking discovery was quietly taking place. Dr. Olivia Harper and Dr. Felix Mitchell, two visionary veterinarians, had stumbled upon a remarkable formula that could extend the lives of elderly dogs.
Samantha da SilvaPublished 3 months ago in PetlifeThe Death of the Wicked
The majestic black feathered bird sat lonely and defeated in his solitary prison looking longingly out of the bars of his tiny cell. The water that the woman brought him was stale and tasted horrible, and his stomach cramped every time he took a drink of the murky and dirty liquid. His black feathery wings once took him far into the heavens, but now his once glossy feathers were found decorating the bottom of his “home” as the thoughtless woman called it.
Isabella RosePublished 3 months ago in PetlifeCome and Play!
Nuzzling his soft, silky fur With her short, stubby snout She beckoned: Come and Play! The Sun is shining! Let’s run down the old dusty road
Aaron Waddell - The Everyday MysticPublished 3 months ago in Petlife