Animalrights Stories

What Inscription Means Now A Meditation on Heritage, Silence, and the Unprotected Wild They wrote it in gold letters: Outstanding Universal Value. On South Africa's Cape Peninsula-a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a protected landscape of ancient fynbos and impossible beauty-baboons are being erased. Chased from dawn to dusk by paintball-wielding monitors. Shot in roosting sites and on the mountain that is meant to be their home. Buried in unmarked graves. Scheduled for enclosures euphemistically called "sanctuaries," with euthanasia protocols built into the fine print. And those who object are told: speak, and we take the better option away. This prose poem is a refusal of that silence. It is a cartography of the lost-the dispersing males who crossed invisible lines, the troops buried in soft sand, the euthanised whose deaths are spoken of only in passive voice. It is a meditation on what heritage means when protection can be revoked the moment it becomes inconvenient. It is an act of witness when all democratic channels have emptied into bureaucratic sand. What does aversion teach when there is nowhere left to go? For the baboons still running through a home that no longer answers when they ask where they can be. For those who cannot stay silent. For those who keep records. For those who grieve. For what inscription should have meant. This happened/is happening. It has a name. Look. Image courtesy of: Robert Sachowski on Unsplash Cover created with the assistance of Canva.com

Siya'y isang baboy na nagsasalita. Siya si Pinky. Kilalanin siya.

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The Lisa Vanderpump Dog Foundation, founded in 2016, is dedicated to rescuing dogs, advocating for animal rights, and ending the global dog meat trade. With a focus on both domestic and international rescue efforts, the foundation collaborates with local shelters and global partners to provide safe havens, medical care, and adoption opportunities. Through legislative advocacy, community education, and high-profile fundraising events, the foundation continues to make a significant impact in the fight for animal welfare worldwide.

This is a book explaining what PASIA or ¨Putting Animals Safety Ideals into Action¨ believes as a group.

In the 80's we're remembered for the music, movies, clothes, and kids playing outside. However, there was an event where I am not sure if it even happened. I would have nightmares of these scattered memories. All I know is that I lost my wife, and I did all that I can to find her after she ran away. My head is throbbing, I will be discharged soon. - Niel Connor

This is an novel about animal rights.About a little girl who fights for her piggy.Start reading! Hope you like it.

This is the life of millions of Angora Rabbits, especially on China. This is the life of a wild turkey presented to president Lincoln This is the elephants in the entertainment circus This is the stories of cats in the world, not just the US as 'pets.'

Vegan activists tend to throw out bate to draw in people to educate... Sometimes they get a few nibbles... These nibbles are reeled in and are often times excuses on why not to go vegan... I'm here to reply to the excuses... Welcome to VEGBATE

A single poem written about animal abuse. The poem is from the perspective of an animal from behind the bars of a cage. This is very short, and the first thing I posted. I enjoy feedback, Thank you :D

Animals, the climate, rainforests & the ocean need your help. Read this book in order to learn what you can do to help save the planet! The planet is in danger because of us humans and what we are doing to it. You have no reason whatsoever to not read this book. 2019

This is a tale inspired by my Aunt's dog, Maja. And though the majority of this poem is made up, Maja is an actual baitdog that was rescued. She is the happiest of dogs and loves to play ball. And yes the cover is a picture of her.

After a close friend's death, Sienna Cassidy, who goes by Senna, is pleased to move away from the city's bright lights and into the serene woods of Whelvewood, Wyoming. In learning the importance of life and the indifference of particular worries, a curious wolf emerges from the forest. He's large, warm, and weirdly understanding. A remarkable friendship incites, and ironically, he shows her how important a voice can be. But can she use it to help him and his family, and most importantly, can in her doing so give him the strength to use his own?

The Revolutionaries' Inferno: A True story of Animal Rights Activism.

I wrote this short story based on a real life story that happened in my country. I wanted to raise awareness about Animal Rights. I hope you like it.

What is more sacred than life?

Animals watch everything people do. Whether it be in the sky or on the floor. People keep animals as pets. They act as personal servants to animals, feeding them, bathing them, playing with them. With wild animals, most of the time, humans are required to have a hunting license to kill the poor things and to kill animals on acceptable grounds. But are animals the ones that need protecting? They have the bait, they have the world in their hands. Is it too far fetched to think they're smarter than we think they are?

Lolita spends her life in a tiny tank at The Miami Seaquarium. The last time she saw an orca was when her best friend, Hugo, died in 1980. Read Lolita's Story. Read the stories of many whales like Lolita, who need our help!

"Storytelling" component of Social Project. I have chosen digital storytelling, and achieved it by posting it on a digital source, which pretty much anyone can read.

With this e-book, our goal is to teach children (and adults) how to be loving and responsible friends of animals and pet parents. We dedicate this to every animal abused and neglected.