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

The Philosopher's Tentacles is a thought-provoking micro-fiction that explores the ethical dilemmas at the intersection of scientific research and consciousness. Set in a late-night marine biology lab, the story follows Dr. Ava Patel as she grapples with the profound implications of her research on octopus intelligence. As she debates with her colleague, Dr. James Chen, about the nature of consciousness and the responsibilities of scientific discovery, Ava must confront the moral complexities of studying and potentially exploiting a form of intelligence radically different from our own. The piece blends scientific accuracy with poetic prose to create a compelling narrative that challenges readers to reconsider their understanding of intelligence, consciousness, and the ethical boundaries of scientific research.

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

A research paper which questions the morality of animal testing.

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?

A short story that came to me out of the blue after thinking about how important it is to see things outside the limitations of one's own culture.

A piece on animal suffering

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

It's a matter of being either miserable or lonely. Not a cliché. Being tied (literally) into a relationship is never a good thing. But breaking the chains to run off can be a little too difficult at times. Will Duke be able to do it? It's not about whether he was the (again, literal) underdog or brought up surrounded by riches. It's about how Duke, the perfect post-pup, a fully bred dog, might not be what he thought he was. He might not be happy. There's a chance he's not being loved. [Inspired by my homework of an essay about Animal Abuse] Won Honble. Mentions Under the topic "Unrequited Love" Trigger Warning : Not really. It's just melancholy.

The animal agriculture industry is kept out of the public eye. Animal lovers and kind people around the world participate in and pay for the practices that are destroying the lives of animals and ourselves, and the wellbeing of the planet. Please, take the time to read this so you do not have to be blind.

We were born into a world where animals are subject to torture, exploitation and murder, all without a scintilla of compunction. Who's to blame?

Gangs. Pets. Strays. There are hundreds of cats in the city of Runberg, yet their lives are all very different. Some are pampered and spoiled, some are abused and on the brink of death. Some hate humans, some love them. But when a friendly stray is hurt so badly he is taken away to the SPCA, a few other cats decide that their lives are worth so much more. They don't want to be the same old stereotypical cats, lazy and useless. They want to be something in this world. And they will.

HIRING and OPEN in which the asthete committee reviews your books. #projectasthete #1 in critiques #569 in editor #5 in environment

At four o'clock in the afternoon on September 13, 1916, in a muddy train yard in Erwin, Tennessee, roustabouts with Sparks World-Famous Shows marched a five-ton elephant named Mary to the instrument of her demise - a large crane designed to lift freight and rail cars for the Clinchfield Railroad. Just twenty-four hours earlier, Mary had been found guilty of murdering the tour's new elephant under-keeper, Walter "Red" Eldridge. It's a story that the citizens of Erwin, and beyond, have heard since they were old enough to sit on a grandparent's lap. But Mary's tale is much more than people think they know. She was a performer. A friend. A child. She was smart, and funny, and courageous. She was Big Mary. (Note: This story's excerpts, as they appear on Wattpad, are for promotional purposes only. All text is Copyright © 2017 by Dustin Street. The text that appears here may not be final, and is subject to change upon formal release of the print and e-book editions.)

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

My rant about SW

The world is changing. People are changing too. This is why you should change as well. #AnimalsAreNotOurs