Just a few years ago, it was very easy to get rid of unwanted animals – they diluted a bucket of water and threw the blind newborns in there. There was even a rule: take them away from their mother before she licked them, supposedly, it would be better for the animal. And no one thought about what it would be like for that same dog or cat when her little bald lumps, which she had carried and already managed to love, were drowned…

Unfortunately, over time, such actions are replaced by much crueller methods. Today, in order to get rid of an animal, it can be walled up in basement walls or buried alive somewhere on the street. Or poisoned by dog hunters. Or killed by a missile…

An animal is not a person, do you feel sorry for it?

You only have to stop for a second and think about it – after all, he has a heart just like me, he moves, he eats, and he can also express himself, only in his own way. He also becomes attached to a person, and can become a friend.

We must learn to love and appreciate these little creatures – although you will not hear a word from their lips, but you will read a lot in their eyes. Cruelty to an animal is equivalent to cruelty to another person, this should be understood. And learning to treat animals with dignity means becoming a Man with a capital letter.