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112 Stories

  • The Struggle by Musa2003
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    The struggle is here. The time to act for our rights is now. As the rich continue to busk in a lavish reality, let us fight for a world of equality. Freedom won't be given to us on a silver platter. We must take it from where it is imprisoned and use it to claim our victory. -The Struggle
  • aesthete committee - HIRING by aesthetecommittee
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    HIRING The Aesthete Committee is in search for pasisonate and dedicated members who can raise the topic of our campaign and eloquently do required tasks. #projectaesthete
  • I don't even have a name by pissed_puffin
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    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*
  • Happiness from Sacrifice by africaace
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    A short story about discrimination and animal rights.
  • RAW by RachaelBoat_write
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    Enya and her sister used to be close until Enya joined the resistance. All her spare time was diverted to helping the cause. After a raid at a resistance meeting that Enya forced her sister, Fay, to come to they are both arrested and sent to separate prisons. After almost two years in prison, Fay comes to Enya's rescue but things aren't the same. Fay is now the right-hand woman to the leader on the Resistance, now called RAW, and hates her sister for the mess she caused two years ago. Enya joins RAW, trying to make amends with her sister while fighting for what she believes in.
  • flora - environmental awareness by aesthetecommittee
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    twenty seven thousand trees are cut down each day so we can have toilet paper. landfills are among the biggest contributors to soil pollution. about 80% of the items buried in landfills could be recycled. there is a "continent" made from the plastic trash, floating in the Pacific Ocean. according to some estimates, the patch can be as large as twice the size of the US. this is the harsh reality of our planet. what can you do to make this stop? #projectaesthete #7 in fauna #8 in animalrights #48 in environment
  • #CaptivityKills by catherinestoriess
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    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!
  • BloodSucker by 0088zz
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    "It's a little ironic, isn't it?" The redhead smirks, shoulder pressed to mine as we're swallowed by the crowd. I hum in response, more focused on the chanting and the sway of signs overhead than him. "What do you mean hmm?" I grin, lift my own sign higher-'Vampires for Animal Rights'-and flash a wink his way. The irony? Palpable. My gums throb with the scent of blood around me. "A cow never called me a bloodsucker," I say, and he snorts. If only the humans knew. Marissa is old. Like, saw-the-Roman-Empire-rise-and-fall old. Being a vampire with a long list of secrets is one thing. Accidentally killing an undercover cop? That's another. Now she's on the run-from the human government, the vampire council, and anyone else who'd love to stake her and ask questions later. She just wants to keep her head down in a new city. But fate, as always, has other plans. Enter: one frustratingly attractive werewolf. One with a heart of gold, a government badge, and a very inconvenient truth-she's his mate. He's loyal to the humans. She's their most wanted. Can love survive betrayal, blood, and bureaucracy? Or will Marissa's past finally catch up with her?
  • Animal Rights Posters by ForeverFightTesting
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    Help spread the world of animal rights with these posters to share with your friends and family. Disclaimer- none of these posters are mine, and some may include upsetting images that may upset some people.
  • Giving Them a Voice by The-Two-Face
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    Pit Bulls. What's the first thing that comes into your mind when you hear that? Bullies? Fighters? Killers? Bad Breed? I'm here to prove it wrong.
  • Reasons to Fight by thekeytonirvana
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    A collection of 99 quotes for causes, ideas, beliefs, and concepts to keep you inspired and motivated in life.
  • Human-Origin by MoyaWalsh
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    Max'inux was eighteen when she disappeared during a school field trip to Oceanworld; a marine park. Taken by a covert military-based organization called THALASSA, they used her to do the impossible: transfer a human consciousness to that of a captive orca. Now a "unique" blue-eyed female orca called Lunara, she swims under flourescent lights instead of stars; her world restricted by concrete, glass, and fake currents. THALASSA calls it species conservation. Education. Awe. Lunara still remembers having human hands, spoken language, high school classrooms, and choice while she is framed to park visitors as a unique orca that was "rescued from the wild under dangerous circumstances". Fractures begin to form within Oceanworld itself as not all staff agree with how Lunara is being handled. Among them is a marine biologist who clearly hears what most miss and a trainer who sees a person instead of a flagship asset. Park administrators speak of liability and optics while a close-bonded pod of orcas tries to keep one another from breaking from the stress of captivity. As her pod is eventually deliberately separated under the orders of an ex-marine who views Lunara as nothing more than a problem to be managed, she is forced into mechanical perfection and slowly begins to uncover THALASSA's true motives for her and the pod as she tries to reach the impossible goal of getting herself and the pod to the Pacific Ocean while hiding the full scope of her human awareness. Human-Origin confronts uncomfortable questions: What does captivity mean for intelligent marine mammals whose minds can rival our own? What is consent when the subject can't refuse? What are the ethics of trapping a functioning human mind inside a body designed for an entirely different world- then placing that body in a too-small tank for profit? Told through haunting first-person immersion; Human-Origin explores resilience, identity, and the moral cost of control over other sentient beings.
  • please think this over... by bills-daughter
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    in this book you will find many disturbing pictures of slaughtered animals and I want you to know that is what you eat when you eat meat. I'm vegetarian and you should be too.
  • fauna - animal awareness by aesthetecommittee
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    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
  • Why You Should Go Vegan by D4RKL1GHT
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    Ok, I'm here to tell you why you should go vegan, as you can probably see from the title. If I was to state every reason why you should go vegan, I'd be here forever, so as it is, I'm going to state some of the better reasons. After this, you won't be able to come up with any valid arguments as to why you shouldn't go vegan. The question will no longer "Why should I go vegan?" It will be "Why shouldn't I go vegan?"
  • Draden and Jasmine by GrantLPollerd
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    A simple-minded boy gets expelled from his island orphanage for beating a boy who wanted to kill his pet pig Jasmine. He joins a whaling ship only to be faced with the harsh realities of the sea.
  • It's on YOU! by Darklegend
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    This is a thought-provoking poem about animal rights, the environment and the choices we make, and how our choices negatively impact our planet and other animals. Most of us would claim to be against animal cruelty, and would claim that we would save the planet if we could*, yet it is not meaningless words without real intent that make the difference, it is our choices and our actions. We all have the power to make the world a better place, if we truly believe we can, and take action and make more compassionate, ethical choices when it comes to our diet, lifestyle and purchases. * We absolutely CAN all help to save and heal the world - we just need to believe that we can and make the right choices.
  • Words and Tales  by me0w11
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  • Whispers of the coop by kathavritti
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    Whispers of the Coop is an emotional, gut-wrenching story about Cluck, a chicken born with the ability to speak the human language. From the innocence of his early days on the farm to the terrifying moment he's taken to the butcher's block, Cluck reflects on life, hope, and survival. His unique bond with a kind-hearted girl named Lily shows that friendship can transcend species, but in a world bound by harsh realities, even the loudest pleas can go unheard. This story explores the moral dilemma of empathy in a world driven by necessity.