Cows are Intelligent Creatures too!

I saw this video on Facebook and was amaze to see how intelligent cows can be. They are also affectionate and gentle to us humans and yet we treat them with cruelty. Yes, I must admit that I eat meat but I'm considering removing any meat in my diet slowly.

Watching the video above, it seems to me that they are like pets they are known for being great problem-solvers. They are also playful, and have emotions. They can do a lot of tricks and do help their fellow cows. See, how they pump water from wells to quench their thirst.

We need to see that every single species in the animal kingdom are here on earth to live and they may look the same but they have different behavior and personality.

I'm not saying that we all should change our diet, what we need is to show more compassion to animals.

American Company killed 24 bomb-sniffing dogs after a contract fell through in Kuwait

US celebrities that includes Matt Damon, Joaquin Phoenix and one of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (Lisa Vanderpump), animal activists in the United States are rallying to stop a Chinese dog meat festival that began this week and will reportedly lead to the slaughter of thousands of dogs, well that is all good but this American Company killed about 24 dogs after a contract fell through with an oil company in Kuwait.

An Instagram post by the Kuwait Animal Rescue Unit showed the dogs’ bodies piled on top of each other in a narrow hallway and called the action by Eastern Securities of Kuwait a “horrifying animal abuse it's a massacre.”

In the Instagram post by @karuq8, he said
“Due to their contract being revoked, they slaughtered 24 of their US K9 dogs whom were trained by USK9 dog training facility which is located in Louisiana, USA. This security company is an American company which worked with Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC). KNPC paid 3000KD (equivalent of $9900)/month) to the security company for each dog.”

There was an extremely sad and horrifying animal abuse/massacre incident at a security company based in Kuwait on June 17, 2016 in Kuwait. Due to their contract being revoked, they slaughtered 24 of their US K9 dogs whom were trained by USK9 dog training facility which is located in Louisiana, USA. This security company is an American company which worked with Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC). KNPC paid 3000KD (equivalent of $9900)/month to the security company for each dog. Early this morning, a brave lawer, Esmail Al Misri, representing the workers from Nepal at the security company and an avid animal lover, advocate, and rescuer, Mimi Maamoun, went to file a complain at Mina Abdullha police station against the security company. The environment police and municipality registered the case. There are another 91 dogs remaining at the security company. While they abused the dogs by having them on duty for 24 hours without rest, their foreign workers would not dare to speak up and raise any issues with the company as they were also being mistreated and abused. At this point, we as animal lovers in kuwait, USA, and other countries, we need to advocate all the animals by spreading the news and be the voice for these poor animals. We must help save the remaining animals! PLEASE NO DONATION IS NEEDED from/to any individuals or organizations. I will keep you posted as soon as I obtain further information.

A photo posted by KARU (@karuq8) on Jun 19, 2016 at 8:18am PDT

United Airlines nearly killed her pet dog

Janet Sinclair owner of a greyhound named Sedona claims that her pet suffered a full heat stroke after she got out of a United Airlines flight from San Diego to Boston. She said that United Airlines agreed to pay for the hospital bills only if she she signed a non-disclosure agreement.

She also said that the dog's crate was filled with urine, feces, and blood.

Janet Sinclair was moving from San Diego to Boston lasy July and opted to have the “PetSafe” program of the airline company. “PetSafe” program guarantee that pets will not be exposed to temperatures greater than 85 degrees for more than 45 minutes.

On the contrary, when she reached Boston she said that Sedona was dying.

"Sedona’s entire crate was filled with blood, feces, urine. Sedona was in full heat stroke. All of the blankets were filled with blood. She was urinating and defecating blood. She was dying, literally, right in front of me."

She had to pay extra for the animals to stop in Houston to take a break from flying in an air-conditioned vehicle. But, when she looked outside her airplane window at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, she saw Sedona’s supposed personal handler kicking the dog’s crate.

The employee was seen violently shoving the dog and her other pet Alika which is a cat under the plane’s wing. The weather in Houston that day was as high as 94 degrees.