Otters' Love
A Collection of Religious and Other Humor from All-Creatures.org
It is our hope that this collection of humor will help make us laugh at ourselves, and hopefully live a more compassionate cruelty-free lifestyle.
The way these otters care for one another is proof that they deserve to live their lives free of human exploitation. The same is true for every other animal.
Too many humans think only a human animal would actually look around for someone, then reach out and touch them. All animals (human animals and other-than-human animals) reach out for each other.
These two otters are obviously living in a captive situation, some zoo somewhere. It’s too bad that humans feel the need to confine animals for entertainment.
It's time that everyone goes vegan. It's time to stop stealing their fur coats and eating their flesh.
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