Animalrights Stories

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

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?

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.

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

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

Melanie Laurel is just an average girl from a small town in England. She's been passionate about animals and the Earth since she was a little girl, and now that she's eighteen, she's ready to do something good. She volunteers for a Sea Shepherd campaign in Costa Rica to save sea turtles. While on the campaign, she meets Laurens de Groot, another passionate activist. They become friends as they spend the next three months together.

Through Tyke's Eyes unveils the world of an African elephant, from Mozambique's golden plains to the shadowed pens of the Hawthorn Corporation. Captured as a calf, Tyke endures years of chains, bullhooks, and circus crowds, her spirit straining for freedom. On August 20, 1994, in Honolulu, terror drives her to break-killing her trainer, charging through streets, only to collapse under 87 police bullets. Raw and heartrending, her tale ends in a fleeting memory of her mother's touch, a poignant glimpse of the wild she lost forever.

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.

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

A metaphorical story of the work of slaughter houses

A short story about the ethics of eating animals.

PIG 3074 "The first thing I felt was the pain from landing on a concrete floor and the terrifying smell of ammonia. I wasn't lonely. I had my mom and my 9 sillbings. I heard a non-stopping heartbreaking sound from thousends of indviduals that I couldn't see because there was some high grey walls that covered it. I didn't knew why they screamed. But soon, I'll know why and Im going to tell you too because this is a story about my life, called "Pig 3074" and that was how it all started."

Short philosophical analysis and interpretations of our present reality. Includes: 1) Introduction: Unreached. 2) Chapter I: World Citizenship and The Human Family. 3) Chapter II: Universal Ethics. 4) Chapter III: Cosmopolitanism. 5) Chapter IV: The Slavery of Nationalism. 6) Chapter V: Peace by Homo Sapiens. 7) Chapter VI: Human Rights Vs. World Trade. 8) Chapter VII: When Economy Battles Science. 9) Chapter VIII: Cancer of Corruption. 10) Chapter IX: Now What? 11) Chapter X: The Environment, The Crime. 12) Chapter XI: Speciesism and Animal Rights. 13) Chapter XII Golden Buzz Tunisia. 14) Self Criticism.

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.

Reasons why fur should be banned.

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

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.

"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.