At least not in the same way we use the human word to describe someone who is acting unpredictable. Which is one of my favorite (?) pet peeves: using our names for Animals in a derogatory manner. Maybe it’s their fast movements that appear abrupt to us at times is why we created the word. As with … [Read more...]
Euthanasia ≠ Murder
The two aren’t even close either in intention or action. One is based in compassion and deep trust honoring a life shared and the other is callous disregard for life in general. One is acknowledging and supporting the unavoidable release of the physical form due to health reasons and the other is … [Read more...]
“No! Bad! No Way!”
It’s a simple question, really: if you were trying to learn something new would you want whoever is working with you to use the words above? Words that let’s face it are negative, condescending and judgmental. Or would you rather hear words like “yes” and “good job” with lots of enthusiasm thrown in … [Read more...]
PTSD: Not Just for Humans
It wasn’t that long-ago science doubted Animals felt pain despite their flesh and blood same-status as humans. When that was disproven it corrected some – underline some – of the most egregious and cruel acts toward Animals. Such as operating without anesthesia. Animals also know that beyond the … [Read more...]
R.I.P. Pebbles
The life cycle on Earth leads all beings into a place of releasing the physical form once a lifetime is complete here. Animals and other beings handle this last part of the journey much better than Humans. Because of their ability to look forward and embrace the present moment equally well at the … [Read more...]
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