Animalrights Stories

Same book but alternate cover. You can read the full book here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/408785410-blastin-farmer-ed-vs-chuckles-the-chicken

A big heart and a sense of high morals only gets you one thing... trouble. Add a love of animals in the mix and you find yourself trying to smuggle out baby bear cubs. At least that's what one animal science major finds herself doing. Things aren't always as they seem when traveling performers show up in town carting around mysterious cages with white sheets draped over then. Naturally curiosity gets its claws in and there's nothing else to do but take a peak. Unexpected things happen and the big secret of the show is revealed. What will one person do when the big secret involves the animals she loves?

A collection of 99 quotes for causes, ideas, beliefs, and concepts to keep you inspired and motivated in life.

An essay written by me on Word about animal rights and animal liberation, and why the latter differs from animal welfare.

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 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 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.

Two Aliens go on a trip to a local slaughter house.

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

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

A lyrical journey between two shores and two worlds. When 117 baboons face culling on Cape Town's peninsula, grief becomes geography-mapped in salt, memory, and the space between heartbeats. This poetic narrative follows a soul caught between the warm Indian Ocean of childhood and the cold Atlantic of exile. Through sensory-rich prose that breathes like meditation, it explores how bodies carry landscapes, how migration lives in bones, and how some sorrows transform into compass points of resistance. Part love letter to the rangers who guard vulnerable lives, part immigrant's lament, part environmental witness - this is writing that makes grief luminous, where baboons become philosophers and mountains hold ancient contracts with time. Between two oceans, some griefs teach us not where we've been, but where we must refuse to go. Content Warnings: Animal welfare themes, emotional intensity, environmental loss. Cover created with the assistance of Canva.com

Since 2013, nearly a quarter of a million badgers have been killed across Britain in a controversial government-backed culling programme aimed at reducing bovine tuberculosis in cattle. But is slaughtering these innocent, protected animals really the answer? In Stop Britain's War on Badgers, this powerful and accessible story lays bare the truth behind the cull-its shaky science, its devastating impact on wildlife, and the heartbreaking reality of lives lost in silence. With compassion and facts side by side, it calls for an urgent shift away from cruelty and toward real solutions like vaccination, research, and humane farming practices. This is more than a story-it's a cry for justice in the countryside.

The outlook is bleak for Elise who is doomed to a life of slavery, loss, and a premature death - but then something happens that could change everything.

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

The story of a little pig growing up on a meat farm

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)

Last thing she knew was that the world was falling apart slowly. The wind howled as people screamed. Her laugh. Oh her wicked laugh send chills down her spine. "Why!" she screamed. What was left to take from her now? "The world left me, They shut their doors at my face, Down came the tree, Then where was humanity when I most needed its embrace?"

Imagine this picture but like bigger *NOT MY ART* Credit to @skeletummie on Tumblr :)