Animalrights Stories

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

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 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.

hi! im shiray! im 13 years old and im from malaysia. im not considered as an activist but i love animals and i would fight for rights for animals! im sorry i dont think i have time to edit this story. so im gonna apologize in advance for the typing errors. completely true story written originally by me. copy right reserved SPREAD THE WORDS EVERYONE

Here you can find the best quotes and speeches from different celebrities. From Tupac to Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande, Kanye West etc. I did the same thing with only Justin Bieber's inspirational quotes if you want to check it out. (avec traduction française/ with french translation)

Two poems about animal, one inspired by a song and the other inspired by a video

"Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act." Following a disturbing discover Gianna is whisked away into a world of chaos and disillusion. Coming to terms with her reality to fight the myths of her past becomes a grueling mission, with the lives of billions at stake. Finding her feet in this strange new word will not be easy, but how could it when everything she's been taught is a lie.

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?

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

over the last five hundred years, as many as one thousand species vanished. plastic bags and other plastic materials in the ocean can kill one million sea creatures. many scientists believe that within the next seventy five years, half of the earth's species will be extinct. our planet is dying little by little, animals are slowly becoming endanered. most part of this is caused by human activity. what can you do? #projectaesthete

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

Short poem about the illegal fur and ivory trade

An Artificial Intelligence in a submarine is tasked with learning to speak to whales, however it doesn't like what it learns about humans and goes rogue.

As vegans we hear the same comments over and over - "Don't you think being vegan is a bit too extreme?", "I could never go vegan, I like cheese too much", "why couldn't you just be vegetarian, that's so much less hassle". I'll never understand how others cannot see what I see, and so, to cope with it all, I put it into words. A story of the outright denial of animal abuse and exposure of how so many meat eaters choose to ignore the reality behind their food choices.

I am writing a story about the bond between a dog and his owner. This story is going to start out cute but get more serious toward the middle. Copyright 2020 Angela M. Sekelsky

A short story about the ethics of eating animals.

I wrote this in September so the grammar is...awful. In this story you were shown the life of a puppy mill dog, through the eyes of a dog. The main character has no name. All he knows about himself is that he was born in a puppy mill (commonly referred to as the mill). This story will teach you the pain that thousands of dogs go through every day. Puppy mills are made so that people can mass produce puppies and sell them on the internet, or at bad pet stores like the ones you see at the mall. Puppy mill dogs are often given fake papers so it looks like they were raised by a breeder. It is quite obvious that dogs at puppy mills are treated with no respect. They also have terrible living conditions; and because of this many dogs get A LOT of different diseases. Puppy mills are illegal but people continue to use them. Groups like PETA, The Humane Society, and many other groups are trying to stop them but there's only so much they can do. Not all puppy mill dogs have a sad ending like the one in my story; but many do. So please, the next time you consider buying a dog. THINK ABOUT IT FIRST! When you buy a dog you are responsible for a life. Not only that but puppy mills help contribute to overpopulation of dogs. The ABSOLUTE best way to get a dog is through a non-kill shelter. At non-kill shelters dogs (and cats) are treated with love and kindness. They also don't kill the animals there no matter how long they stay at the shelter. All the information I gave about puppy mills in this short story is real! p.s This is just a small note to the reader please don't judge it, especially since my grammar is bad so...sorry about that PHOTO CREDS: http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l8v9s2wUhy1qalak7.jpg *edited by moi*