Are you in agreement that pets will help shape conservationists of tomorrow? It may be a Yes or a No. But allow me few minutes we reason together.
Pets are increasing fame into our homes. More people are embracing having them in the living space and considering them as part of the family.
Unlike the old days, where dogs and cats were the one majorly considered to be pets. More animals have joined the club. You will be surprised of some animals animal lovers consider as pets. Love is what matters here the most.
Pets can range from birds, insects, reptiles, mammals, marine animals, among many others. They are several requirements and guidelines that helps enrich relationships between the pets and their owners.
Pets are best at providing companionship, security and even completeness. They need a lot of care and understanding. But also have plus side and benefits that no cash could ever buy.
Animals rarely hurts babies. In fact some deadly animals have been witnessed leaving babies unharmed when they crossed each other’s path. I think they are able to feel their innocence and relate in a way we are yet to understand. Pets such as dogs and cats have been known to be some of the best nannies.
They are able to have a relationship with the babies. To a point where they understand the babies and their needs. To rock them while they try to cry or to make them sleep. Play with them and allow them do stuff for fun.
Have you ever had a chance to mingle with a kid who grew up around animals and those around stuffed animals? You will notice the difference when they get to interact with animals. Be it in a zoo, park or in a neighbor’s house.
When a baby is introduced to animals at this early stage in life. He/she will appreciate and love animals from the very beginning. They will be able to have a connection with them . Giving them a good reason to take good care of them. They will be able to see them as important part of the society. Hence deserve to be protected.
They will be able to consider animal welfare during their decision-making. This will help eliminate the possibility of seeing animals as a liability to the economy. Their space and territories will be respected.
Just like trust is earned, love is developed over a period of time. Before you love something, it has to have some impression on you. And most importantly , we tend to protect and fight for what we love.
Kids are easier to shape compared to adults. Helping them understand conservation concept will be much fruitful and successful.
No matter how you feel about animals. Allow them a chance into your home for the little ones. You have a wide range to choose from. We have different centers dedicated to train the pets before you can adopt them. Willing vet center to offer you help when they fall sick and advise on the meals you are to feed then.
I grew up with pets, specifically dogs when I was a child. We lived in a house with a front and backyard so we had plenty of room for doggies. My parents would take my brother and I to the local animal shelter and we would choose a pet. I Loved all my dogs growing up. I was one of those kids always taking in injured or hungry animals that includes not only dogs but even a small bird that had fallen out of its nest. Many mornings my Mom would go to the basement and find a stray dog!
Many New Yorkers have not so typical pets such as ferrets and snakes. I remember the company that I worked for in the 1990s we had a turtle named Tammy as an office pet.
Since the 1980s I’ve been living in apartments and smaller spaces so I’ve had cats. Felines are much easier to keep in an apartment or room. Yes I’m still feeding and giving fresh ice water to the neighborhood stray cats because I can’t stand to see them hungry and starving or thirsty.
This is so awesome, you have an awesome relationship with animals. I have been with animals too since I was very small. And totally agree with you. They are the best buddies you can have.