
My son Aaron managed to grab another one of the feral kittens that hang out on the edge of town; he has a soft spot for strays, and knows that they’ll freeze to death when the bitter cold comes if left outside.
This one has something wrong with her front leg; it swings around like it’s broken, but she doesn’t seem to be in any pain. It might be a birth defect. We wrapped it up to help her walk easier.
Anyway, I think it is so important to teach our children to be kind to animals. They’ll learn to be kinder all around when they’re older — and our world sure needs that!
Here’s what I believe is an anonymous quote on it to which I wholeheartedly agree:
“How you treat animals
tells me
all I need to know
about you.”
–Photo by me
Sweet little soul, I hope her leg improves with your help ๐งก๐งก๐งก
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Thank you, Beth, is it? She’ll be well cared for!
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Iโm so glad she is in good hands! Beth ๐งก๐๐งก
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Your quote is spot on.
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Thanks, Sandy!
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Welcome!
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Sweet little face and compassionate thoughts. ๐
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How could we not help this little gal? Thanks, Michele!
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Priceless lesson for your son! ๐
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A lesson we all could use. Thanks, Tom!
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Amen. In German you say something like, if you don’t like animals, you’re not ready to like people
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They’re right
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Beautiful kitten, cats are not good at expressing about their pains . They are more like tending to isolate themselves in serious kind of physical trouble . Perhaps this kittens broken limb had healed but the bones fused in wrong position .
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I think you may be right, Ruqia, but at least she’s not in pain
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She looks in good condition . Sure not in pain . It’s grateful and attentive face of the kitten .
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A wonderful demonstration of compassionate caring. ๐โจ
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Did you see that face? Who could leave it out to freeze?
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