Who does not love pets?

"Compassion for animals is intimately bound up with goodness of character, and whoever is cruel to animals can not be a good man." - Arthur Schopenhauer

I really agree with Schopenhauer.

Maybe it's because I was born on the day of St. Francis of Assisi.

Maybe it's the natural empathy that some animals make us feel.

Admiration, friendship, respect and love.

There is no way you are cruel to animals and really have an evolved and enlightened spirit.

The world in the last 30 years has seen the human being make a qualitative leap in the area of ​​pets.

Dogs, cats, mini pigs, fish, birds, reptiles and other animals are incorporated even more into the daily life of man.

They went from basic nutrition to a highly researched and tested.

Veterinary medicine evolves the naked eye.

But what about the human being?

Also evolved in how to deal with and treat your pets?

Well, from what I see on a day-to-day basis as a married couple of 20 of a pet-caregiver is very enlightening.

The human being has evolved a lot when it comes to raising pets.

We have learned the best way to slice, medicate and treat.

Today we are aware of the castration of street animals.

It is a public health problem, the proliferation of street animals.

It is a problem of a human nature. or inhumane?

We do, but it does not mean that we have reached the intended level.

Because just like humans, there are homeless pets. Food. Health. Respect. love.

And society as it does with men, closes the eyes for them.

But we are evolving.

Today, there are thousands of volunteers who care for street animals.

Money, time, energy and lots of love in the process.

The world is grateful.

The animals too.

So what we have to do is amplify those feelings and actions.

And change the world around us.

Because this path only makes us evolve and grow.

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