Animalcruelty Stories

The world was designed for objects, not Algebraliens. Objects themselves weren't any more accepting. - An AU following Fourteen, as they end up going from a test subject, to the main savior of a whole group? - - - - - Now cross-posting to AO3 :) - - - - - WARNING! THIS FIC INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: Graphic descriptions of gore and violence, death/grief, mental health, animal cruelty, swearing, vomit, major character death, and probably more! Each part will have warnings for the respective aspects Also includes aspects of ships, and Hanahaki disease - - - WE ARE SO BACK. I promise I'll do more planning on this one- (Rebooted from the last time I tried wrting this. Turns out that the issue was the cast was too big-) Kinda a scientist AU, but more focus on trying to escape it? Yk? Idk how to describe it- (Integer in the cover is Fourteen, each character's design is posted on my YT! :D)

The story of a hamster who was the first rodent tested out for dopamine effects! There is plethora of adventure,animal cruelty And yeah,this is Scientific! And with a touch of love and care.. Moreover the story has Neuroscience stuff You will certainly learn something new!

This is legit about cats. I'm not kidding. If you like cats, cat-loving dogs, abusive owners, and a very moody sassy Steve cat, then you have come to the right book. That's it. That's your description. Have fun reading!

Wattpad teams up with National Geographic to raise awareness of pollution issues. This is my 500 words contribute to the cause. I hope they're enough!

Nina the cow has a weird life with a ginormous secret she is yet to find out!

Choose your own pathway. How long can you survive as a rooster in a battery farm. Experience what it feels like to be an ordinary rooster trapped inside a battery farm full of hens. Beware. Select a bad choice and you may suffer the consequences.

Bucky hates it here. Perhaps he needs a friend. It doesn't end well.

Wolf me (astrid) First dog is a sibierian husky (jack frost) Second is another wolf (hiccup but as a brother) Third and fourth dogs are entlebucher mountain dogs (ruff and tuff ) Fifth dog is a miniature bull terrier (snotlout) Sixth dog is a finnish spitz (fishlegs) Lastly is a flat coated retriever And other dogs

#planetorplastic entry We experienced an apocalyptic event because of everything mankind had done to the world And everything we threw in the sea, came back to us And it had proven itself to be humanity's worst mistake #62 in planet or plastic (19/1/2019)

'An Elephant on an Island', one of the winners of the Gaj Yatra elephant story contest organized by the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), is a wonderfully written story about human exploitation of the great tuskers. On another level, it also metaphorically speaks about the human condition. With a simple yet vivid description, the writer keeps the reader hooked till the very last line.

Sean Beacon is not a normal boy. He doesn't feel things like other children at Livingston Elementary School. He would do anything to feel. Anything at all. This is the story from the point of view of a sociopathic child. It involves violence, child abuse, bullying, drug use, death, and animal abuse. --reader discretion advised-- Author's note: hey guys I'm sorry that I've unpublished some unfinished works but ice really like to focus on this work right now as much as possible. This is my first non fan fiction work to post on here and I really hope you guys like it. I'll try to get more chapters up soon.

Inside this book is a bunch of poems. The poems are mostly sad.

the story of a little tiger who was lost in the forbidden word and fight a witch to come back home.

'That's what you call Human?' is a poem by Shreyan Jana, warning us, humans, about our deeds. We are constantly destroying nature and harming animals around us. We have been growing more and more cruel as the days go by. And that needs to stop. This poem encourages humankind to not be selfish and learn to give instead of taking. We should learn to protect the Earth and respect other species instead of claiming ourselves as the "best" and boasting about it. That's what you call Human? © 2021 All Rights Reserved by Shreyan Jana

A collection of poems of speaking out against cruelty that has been inflicted onto earth and animals by humans.

Series of short stories - Live. If you are sad, continue at your own risk. If you want to die, keep living so that you can keep reading. No matter what, keep living. Take my words as you will, whether it is a joke or it resonates with you, is all up to you. One last time. Absolutely. Keep. Living.

The story of a slightly insane, soggy, bloodthirsty otter. It's not that bad I swear. The moist boy looked down and saw the little slice of toast between his legs licking up the sweet moist nectar that missed his mouth. Stroking his crust, Moistie moaned and encouraged the toast to continue... *i was not high and will never be high while writing this. Enjoy a look into my brain?*

Animal cruelty is world wide and we need to stop it. We must put all our paws together and end animal cruelty. I'll add many more parts of what is current news about animal cruelty how we could stop it, if we encounter it and etc

I'm interested in nature and so are you. So let's share what I have and what you got. .•♫•♬•Because nature is amazing•♬•♫•. All the information is provided by me and some from Google and another site because I don't want to share any wrong information. You can add what you have as well. All the images are not owned by me. So the credit goes to the respectful owner.

"They call us exhibits. Today, we fight back." Tevera, a young orca, was taken from her home in the wild and forced to perform in the dazzling-but cruel-Highwater Oceanarium. Surrounded by other captive marine animals, she navigates a world of bright lights, strict trainers, and endless shows, all while dreaming of freedom. As she forms fragile bonds with Kato, Flora, and other creatures, Tevera begins to notice strange patterns in the water: waves that rise when she panics, currents that shift with the emotions of the animals, storms that brew with group movements of whales. The longer the ocean's prisoners are held, the more the seas themselves seem to suffer. With every show, every confinement, and every forced trick, Tevera realizes that their captivity is more than a personal tragedy-it could affect the fate of the entire ocean. Determined to escape, she must rally her fellow animals and confront the humans who control not only their lives but the very balance of Earth's waters.