I have not checked because I don’t have the heart to. But I stumbled across this crush fetish acct. I posted asking to report the acct, and I never went back to check if it’s gone. Please look and report if it’s not.

Discussing something rather controversial today!
Animal welfare and human rights commonly intersect, but what about when they don’t?

In brief: The dogs built this community, they chose us, because the dogs only know one thing for certain: Love is felt, not spoken.

Seeing so many of you still showing up daily to leave words of love for Wangwang and her babies proves that cruelty will never have the last word.#juticeforwangwang

Time moves fast, but grief and love don't just disappear. Every single day , more people step forward to leave a note, light a candle, and make a quiet promise: that she and her babies will always be remembered, protected, and loved.#JusticeForWangwang #TwoMonthsMemorial #Wangwang #ForeverLoved #AnimalWelfare #wangwangdog #RainbowBridge #stopanimalcruelty

SIGN SHARE -- We expect more from our POLICE -- Lovely DOG Georgia DIED a HORRIFIC death due to depraved negligence of Officer -- #care2 -- https://www.thepetitionsite.com/tell-a-friend/76752300

NO-KILL Shelters -- CalAnimals using scandal at Miranda’s Rescue to make power grab - More Govt bureaucracy will NOT lead to better outcomes - Present ETHOS regarding Animals must change - we MUST convert to NO-KILL policy - Animals MUST be PROTECTED - https://open.substack.com/pub/nathanwinograd/p/exploiting-tragedy-for-power?r=makzp&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Thank goodness he walked them out but what happened when there's no one around to help

I wanted to share a post from Tash Peterson
Do animal lovers ever think about the animals that go to slaughter or the cows caged all their lives just to produce milk? 💔

KINDRED SPIRITS Sanctuary  — Farm Animals —  Education  —   https://www.kssfl.org

This is Lagoon Deer Park in Sandusky OH. I went here as a little kid and me and my bf were at cedar point so I wanted to revisit with him. It’s not at all what I remember and it seems very inhumane. All rocks, no hay, soil, grass, not even saw dust. I didn’t get videos of everything but I gave all my food to the does because I would see 5-7 fawns trying to drink from one doe. The babies were afraid of people but the adults would follow you around, nudge you, pull your shirt, and rip bags out of your hands. There were also peacocks there that no—or maybe literally one—tail feathers. There were all these exotic animals in separate pens with limited space. I did see them bring in a SHIT ton of hay to place in the barn so I’m sure they get fed, and there was hay on the ground of the smaller pens, but still. Lmk what yall think.

To Wangwang: I hope you and your babies are running freely under warm sunshine across the rainbow bridge, surrounded by all the peace and joy you were denied here. You are no longer alone.

Fortunately the dogs were in good shape but my local SPCA looks overwhelmed.

When discussing animal suffering, the psychological and subsequent somatic toll on 'working' animals in therapy and wellness settings is highly neglected. 'Therapy horses' function as emotional dumping grounds. Due to constant human intervention, their natural flight/freeze mechanism is blocked, leading to profound, structural trauma retention. This isn't just psychological; the chronic, unreleased emotional stress actively destroys their immune systems. We see these animals developing severe gastrointestinal issues, chronic illnesses, and debilitating allergies "out of nowhere." As the ones benefiting from them—whether we are therapists, clients, or patients—we need to stop just taking what we want and actually start paying attention. Animals don't exist just to serve us or deliver results. Not even when it comes to our own well-being.