Quotes About Animal Care Novels & Stories

Even now, after weeks of me being his sole companion again, the moment you walk in, he chooses you. I froze mid-stroke. Looking up to see Kieran near the door. I had not heard him come in until he spoke. He crossed the room in wide steps. His voice was careful, measured, but I could hear the edge beneath it. "Animals are simpler than people," I offered quietly, trying to hide my trembling voice. "They do not hold grudges." "No," Kieran agreed. "They just know who they can trust." The implication hung in the air between us.

“Animals are treated more decently than humans these days.” “Yeah, you should come here next time when you fell sick. It’s a best facility for animals.” Zaroon bhai gave him a serious smile although the mischief was dripping from his eyes making Muzamil to make a face. “You should say this to our little sister.” Muzamil bhai glared at him as he pointed towards me making me gasp at his words. “Are you referring me as an animal?” No offence to animals but still I was human and I wanted to stay that.

“She sounds feisty. I like feisty. And it's been forever since I’ve had a pet and..” “NO!” I roar, slamming the glass and sloshing half of its contents on the counter. “SHE’S MINE!!” Ona stops, sits back, and grins, fangs bared. “Now we are getting somewhere. You’re more than a little attracted to her, aren’t you? You’ve only had her for 4 days now and you’re treating her like a part of your permanent collection. Let me tell you something, brother, you shouldn’t let yourself care too much for your pets,” she begins cleaning the spilled juice from the counter. “It’s dangerous. To love your pet is to have a weakness because unlike us, they are fragile, easily broken or lost.”

It only made sense that this was happening to me too. "Yeah… I guess so," I said. Alliyah looked relieved. Her eyes sparkled with hope. She smiled. "Okay, well... Humans are just like other animals. And the wolf pack is just a bunch of wolves. So I know these facts sound completely ridiculous, but it can happen. I have proof of it." She paused, taking a breath. "We have to take care of them. That's our responsibility. We mustn't let this thing get out of control."

“Faron, you’re an extremely capable man. An indomitable man. I believe that you’ll be able to overcome all these obstacles. This Quintus family doesn’t suit you. The world outside this country is your true canvas. “I’m only a man of combat, it’s true that I don’t know how to educate my son, so I chose the most primitive way. “After a lion has raised its cub for a short period of time, it leaves the cub in the forest to learn how to hunt on its own. And eagles push their fledglings that don’t know how to fly off a cliff, so that they can learn to soar…” Lewis was only halfway through when Faron interrupted him, “But I’m human. I’m not an animal. Animals don’t understand compassion but humans

“Oh, that’s heartbreaking. I can’t believe anyone would just leave an injured animal to die alone at the side of the road. I’m glad you saved it. How about I drop off a snack later today? I bet you have a lot of things to catch up on?” “Jon’s offered to help us with the heavy lifting today.” “Good, I hate watching you in the mornings packing that truck up. It looks exhausting just to watch.” “It is, but it means there’s animals out there that feel better and live when they wouldn’t otherwise, and that’s what keeps me going.” “You’re such a sweet soul, you know. Stop by the counter and I’ll pack up some pastries for you to take with you. If anyone in this town deserves a treat, it’s you, dear

he added and continued, “Nikau and ava, you both are well associated with animals, so its your duty to make sure that none of the animals would cry or create a sound. Give them sleeping injections if you have to, but make sure Dr. Ingres would not suspect a thing.” he said. “Acknowledged.” both of them said.

I had never interacted with humans before and was anxious. Listening to Ellie talk so confidently made me jealous. She was smart, really smart. She knew so much, and she gave the animals the best possible care imaginable. Yes, she was blunt, and she was not afraid to tell anyone what she thought of them. But then I remembered the plaque that hung in her clinic. ‘My personality is who I am. My attitude is who you are.’ She warned them as soon as they walked into her building.

A tear rolled down his cheek, and he choked as he said, "This is the 29th animal I've adopted. I even boasted about filling this facility with animals. I wanted to be able to count from one to one thousand. That would have been quite grand, wouldn't it?" Pausing slightly, Quintin then said with a bitter smile, "I remember all their names and can tell them apart based on their looks. They must never have expected that, in the end, they would die because of me. They must have felt utter despair just now, waiting for me to save them. Why didn't I come back sooner? If only I'd been faster, they wouldn't have died."

"Is he aware of the damage he is causing when he hunts?" "What damage?" "To families, to the nature of things?" “Are you from PETA?” she asked as she slid a mug of tea to me. “No.” I didn’t even know what that was. She shrugged. "Animals don’t have feelings. They were set on this earth for us to do as we please.” "Yes, they do. Imagine if I – If I shot Fern just because I want to stuff her up and put her on my wall. How would you feel?"