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Sweet as Honey!
If I could pick one word to describe my cat it would be "savior." Honey wasn't bought, adopted, or given to me, but instead, she came into my life when I needed her the most. A tiny stray who was surprisingly very affectionate and friendly. I jokingly say that she adopted me and not the other way around.
By Katelynn Marie 4 years ago in Petlife
A & B
This is a story of 2 dogs who were taken away to their fur parents by death and family. Annie, is our dog since I was in grade school. She was brown, furry, naughty but nice. She was brought to us by my father as a puppy. We named her after the love interest of our favorite Japanese TV series. She was treated like a younger member of the family, pampered yet disciplined. She always know if someone from our family will went home. Steps away from the house, she will approach us and walk with us until we reached our doorstep. She even know when someone is calling her from a far. My father will just shout her name, and seconds later, she will appear from somewhere. No one dared to bully us because of her. Her growling fangs and loud barks will intimidate anyone.
By Hermione Hope 4 years ago in Petlife
5 Animal Cafes in Japan You Need to Visit. Top Story - November 2021.
Japan has a variety of animal-themed cafes where both tourists and Japanese flock to see, interact and admire lovable animals while relaxing with a drink.
By S.A. Ozbourne4 years ago in Petlife
7 Things I Learned From My Shelter Dog
7) Taking care of another living creature makes you want to take care of yourself Being one of the millions that suffer from depression, I tend to neglect so many of my basic human needs. When depression is at its finest it’s like a wave that washes over, and makes me doubt everything. Everything I know about myself, and what I stand for, falls into a deep sadness. Before I adopted Bentley (a 75lb Bernese Mountain, Border Collie mix) I would stay in my apartment for days at a time, only opening the door for delivery personnel, who would come to know me by name. Sometimes not seeing the sun for three or four days at a time. When I adopted Bentley that all changed. He needed to go for walks, or at least outside to do his business. He needed love, and some resemblance of a routine. When I gave him that, I started remembering I’m a human who needs a social life, and to believe in her passions again. He reminds me that I am worthy of a better life.
By Luminosa4 years ago in Petlife
Honey Badger As Pet
The Honey Badger lives almost all over Africa, some areas of India, and parts of southwest Asia. It has a short flat body with a large white patch and resembles a weasel more than a badger. In this article, we are discussed “Honey Badger as pet”. The Honey Badger isn't found in the United States, so many people wonder if they would make appropriate pets.
By Emma Watson4 years ago in Petlife
Why elephants are so smart?
Before addressing the elephant in the room let's look at some facts about elephants. Global elephant population 20000 to 40000. International union conservation of nature status: Asian elephants: Endangered. African elephants: vulnerable So to spread awareness about the conservation and protection of elephants, August 12 is celebrated as World elephant day.
By agustya 4 years ago in Petlife
5 Famous Dog Stories Everyone Should Know
They say every dog has his day. Well, these particular dogs deserve far more than that. From miraculous survival, to heroic acts that saved lives and changed human history, across the world dogs have statues in their honour, and generations later their stories are not forgotten.
By R P Gibson4 years ago in Petlife
The Real Reason the Husky on First Avenue Hates Me
The Husky on First Avenue never really liked me. The first time I, Rotto, walked past, he was angry. He woofed rather aggressively — something about how this was HIS street.
By Sandi Parsons4 years ago in Petlife
Your dog is the Art of self love.
I come across my dog during lockdown, It was a heart breaking moment for me. I was suffering from extreme depression and anxiety. I really was not in a good state of mind. I felt like the world was upon me in a bad way. I could not see a way to freedom. It was as though I was trapped with no way to release the bubble that was around me.
By Crazy story writer ✍️ 4 years ago in Petlife
My Dog Lucky
The Day I walked into the SPCA in Gatineau Quebec I did not expect the events occurred afternoon, and I will always dearly cherish that day for the rest of my life.
By Brent Elliott4 years ago in Petlife
The Dos And Don’ts Of Dog Training!
If you own a dog, training the pet becomes imperative. However, we all know it is a bit difficult albeit rewarding process. Mostly, it can be fun and exciting. But the result shall surprise you pleasantly! However, if you don’t follow the proper rules, the training period could endlessly extend. This brings us to study the dos and don’ts of dog training.
By Alan Carter4 years ago in Petlife
Stop Killing Animals
To rant perfectly on the topic: When people especially the government (I say the government because they are the ones who are in charge of the world by country and they promote and should be protecting the rights of equality and such as by being the only ones who can ever bypass or make new laws to protect our lives and our rights and also for the lives and rights of those that cannot defend themselves. Animals.
By Keanna Barry 4 years ago in Petlife