Similar to humans yet different

Animals are similar to humans yet different so that they need to be pampered with affection all the time. They have the ability to visualize everything going on around them. They are one of the human-friendly and endangered species inhabiting our planet for millions of years.

There isn’t much difference between humans and animals. Studies reveal that animals are more faithful than humans are. They are part of our flora and fauna and they occupy a special place in the biodiversity we are living in. Animals have survived for millions of years and there are certain species that have survived since times memorial and are part of our heritage today.

For instance, we in India have a concern for the tiger population, which can get extinct anytime due to rampant poaching by wildlife traders who are on the prowl all the time. The reason why we care about tigers is that they are part of our culture and have been around us for thousands of years.

However, the current scenario is grave and serious since many of the animal species are on the verge of extinction. NGOs have been at the forefront of preserving the animals from extinction and despite their efforts and other animal welfare organizations; animals are subject to cruelty by humans for their selfish motive.

Work of NGOs

Many NGOs and other government organizations around the world have contributed their share of work towards restoration and conservation of animals and their legacy for several years now, but despite all those efforts, animals are subject to cruelty and mass slaughter every single day.

In India, animal slaughter has continued for centuries for their meat and flesh and despite government efforts, individual traders do a brisk business in the animal trade. For instance, elephant tusk is in great demand and can fetch several thousand rupees and as a result, poachers kill them in large numbers. Likewise, snakeskin is useful in making several products and hence is slaughtered just for their skin.

WWS plays a major role

The Wildlife protection society of India along with several state governments has undertaken several projects for sustaining wildlife and has its officials working towards eliminating the hazards, which threaten the very existence of wild, and domestic animals.

Wild Vs Domestic

Animals living in wilderness need attention and pampering because of their friendly nature. Like humans, animals are sensitive and have the same perception as we do. The sanctuaries and national wildlife parks that host these animals give an opportunity to people to visualize and perceive wildlife in close quarters.

Unlike their wild counterparts, domestic species live in a protected environment. They prefer to be pampered and taken care of and love to do what humans ask them to do. They are adept at picking up signs and actions of humans and develop a habit of picking up things quickly. Their ability to adapt to human behavior and their friendliness towards humans is a known fact and should be acknowledged all the time.

Conclusion

The above piece of article makes it clear about how should we love and pamper our pets. They should be treated on par with us and that will enhance their well-being and their longevity. Animals have been part of our lives since ancient times and it is our topmost priority for all of us in our community to protect them and save them from extinction.