Human Pets Novels & Stories

He wanted to crawl in a hole and die there. “Seriously?” She asked again, stepping closer and closer to him; he had to step back, but she didn’t back down and followed him until they fell over and landed on the couch. Rory blinked, trying to get himself. “Yeah, but except for the boring Documentaries and dumb animal life…” “Cats aren’t dumb…” She gazed at him, then chuckled, “You like cats?” “Yes… but dogs seem more useful to humans.” “Huh?” “You know, dogs can smell cancer and other ailments.”

Singh knew the sequence of her dreams, they spend countless sessions recounting the events, trying to desensitize Star to the events that were more a memory than a piece of fiction from a dream. “Have you ever considered a pet? Often in cases of PTSD, we introduce support animals to help patients, studies have shown that being around animals reduces anxiety and provides a calming presence for humans to latch onto.” Star wanted to smile, but she feared the doctor would ask why. She imagined bringing a pet to the pack, somehow she wasn’t sure werewolves and dogs would get along, no to mention cats. “I’m allergic to animals.” She supplied and the doctor frowned, glancing down at her book, “It’s

These two children are quite lonely, no matter how much they try to communicate, none of them understand what they are saying, even the mother who gave birth to them. It's been ten months since Anindira gave birth. Now Anindira's children are no longer in a basket, they are quite large. Like local cats in general, the apartment where Anindira lives also doesn't prohibit keeping animals. That's why they are free to go in and out. What's more, Arwan and Farrel are known to be very docile and not dirty (in the case of animals). Arwan and Farrell's faces are now more clearly visible. They are similar to a Siberian Husky-type dog with almost all maroon fur with a little white fur on the face, che

She lastly added with a small smile and a sigh as she replayed that unforgettable sound forever ingrained into her brain cells, the memory of that sweet vibration providing her a small sense of comfort as she slowly drifted back to reality, her gaze refocusing back on the screen and seeming to be completely oblivious at the fact that her non-human companions were now watching her as if she were the most interesting being they had ever met, both so thoroughly entranced by her little story. “So, I take they are fantastic companions then. Interesting,” Meoni commented with a small nod, keeping her attention trained on Madeleine. “What about those canine creatures? I have noticed in the movies t

“We can use it to our benefit. Hold it up to the light. Humans brought this mess back to our homes again. We’re cleaning it up and getting rid of them for the safety of everyone.” “We are not furry superheroes.” “I know that, but the humans don’t seem to think so. The ones that don’t hate us outright want us to be of use to them and not the cause of chaos to them. It’s all propaganda and the incorrect information in movies.” “Ugh. I need to run. Just run and never stop. It doesn’t end, does it?” “Uh, no. We have several humans requesting memberships within the Wild Wolf as well. They are threatening to sue us if we don’t allow them in based on their species.”

I stepped inside, slamming the door shut behind me, and immediately looked around the small living room. Nathan was sitting on the floor, curled up against the base of his sofa. He wasn't wearing his usual oversized grey hoodie anymore, it was thrown across the room in a crumpled heap. He was in a plain white t-shirt, his knees pulled tightly against his chest, his arms wrapped around his legs as he cried.

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Aubrey had regular cats before and understood the signs but wasn’t sure if it was possible. "You think she’s pregnant?" Callie asked as they made a trip to the school veterinarian that they had specifically for the familiars. "But aren’t familiars…not really animals?" "It’s complicated." Aubrey was frazzled as she carried Nettie in her arms covered in a blanket like a baby. "They’re animals but not." Finn came with them and remarked, "We’re sentient animals." "Sentient animals," Callie echoed as she opened the door to the Medical Bay. "So, they could still mate with each other and or other animals?"

“Pets?” A shadow crossed Reginald’s eyes as he considered the idea. “It makes sense,” Ben chimed in from the side. “Pets are really therapeutic. I remember reading online about people with depression getting better after raising one.” “She doesn’t have depression.” She was just in a bad mood. There was no way she’d fall into depression over another man. Reginald shot him a cold glare. Ben immediately lowered his head and didn’t dare make another sound. “Mr. Garcia is right,” Doctor Phillips said. “Pets really can improve a person’s mood. Miss Heloise has been bottling everything up lately. Something new and refreshing could help distract her.”

"Wow, you know a lot." "I did my homework on them," Shane joked lightly. The woman released a pleasant laugh. "They like carrots." "That's wonderful. I wish I can keep one for a pet," she said sighing. "I have carrots at home to feed them. They're so adorable to look at and appear to be very gentle and friendly." "But they're wary of humans." Shane added looking back at her. "Wouldn't you like to own one for yourself, too?" She asked throwing a glance at him.