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oxane · 2 years

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Jeroen Erosie, Langue Universelle

Mural for Palma festival, Caen, France.

#street animals

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jarvk · 1 year

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He lived with his sibling in a hole behind the cardboard

#hope hes doing well #kitten #street animals #street cats #greece #cat #little fella #photography #analog #35mm film #film photography #canon eos 500 #summer #vintage #animals

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naykeed · 3 months

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NARUTO

#art #naruto #naruto fanart #anime art #redesign #charcater design #street #street artist #illustration #kurama #nine tails #digital art

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harvestheart · 10 months

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What a wonderful man! Dr. Kwane Stewart, Veterinarian.

Man with a heart.

#Street Animals #Volunteer Services #Veterinarian #Homeless #Pets #California

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kelogsloops · 3 months

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painting zoro in casual clothes 😎 #brbchasingdreams

🎵 'sunflowers will ruin my day' by saidno.

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agk42 · 2 months

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Snowkyo 2024 //

Cold photos from Tokyo’s snow dump on Feb 5 2024

#japan #tokyo #neon #snow #weather #beautiful #night #scifi #anime #cyberpunk #future #dystopia #science fiction #street photography #vintage #outrun #futuristic

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tenmastrousers · 1 month

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hopping on the meme but he ended up just looking like a cute dogboy..

#tenmastrousers #tgcf #hualian #i have failed to draw the horrors #xie lian has his handsome San Lang glasses on and I have my feral street dog tamed beast glasses on #look tho i gave him cute spiky purple stars to signal his EVIL aura. woo SO horrifying #tian guan ci fu #hob #heavenly official's blessing #heaven official's blessing #mxtx #danmei #fanart #anime fanart #hua cheng #xie lian

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anjali1805 · 1 year

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https://dharamsalaanimalrescue.org/about/

We provide several key programs to achieve our goals: spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, rescue and adoption, street animal feeding, and community education for rabies safety and compassion.

#rescue dog #street animals #doglife #doglover

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nathandulce · 1 year

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A chat with some residents of Greece

I enjoy the occasional banter with people, so on my recent trip to Greece, I interviewed some of the locals while I was out and about exploring their beautiful city.

Here's what some of them had to say:

"American tourists are the worst," - Nikolas, a security officer at the Acropolis who shared with us who he thinks are the worst tourists

"Me no speak English," - Katia, a ticketing officer at the Acropolis who actually spoke perfect English

"We're not paid enough, so we are just going to ignore you and take a nap instead," - Alexandros & Helena, student archaeologists studying marble columns at the Acropolis

"My sister ran away with my husband," - Cherry, a second-hand bookstore owner, when asked why she looked sad

"Eat my shit," - Cora, a sales assistant at a tourist gift store, when I said that she was blocking the path

"I'll answer your question if you give me some catnip," - Zeus, a young school student

I guess they're not all that different whichever part of the world they're from eh?

*shrugs*

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orcinus-veterinarius · 6 days

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Learning anything about marine mammal training will make you re-evaluate so much of your relationship with your own pets. There is so much force involved in the way we handle domestic animals. Most of it isn’t even intentional, it just stems from impatience. I’m guilty of it myself!

But with the exception of certain veterinary settings where the animal’s health is the immediate priority, why is it so important to us that animals do exactly what we want exactly when we want it? Why do we have to invent all these tools and contraptions to force them to behave?

When a whale swam away from a session, that was that. The trainer just waited for them to decide to come back. If they flat out refused to participate in behaviors, they still got their allotment of fish. Nothing bad happened. Not even when 20-30 people were assembled for a procedure, and the whale chose not to enter the medical pool. No big deal. Their choice and comfort were prioritized over human convenience.

It’s almost shocking to return to domestic animal medicine afterwards and watch owners use shock collars and chokers and whips to control their animals. It’s no wonder that positive reinforcement was pioneered by marine mammal trainers. When you literally can’t force an animal to do what you want, it changes your entire perspective.

I want to see that mindset extended to our domestic animals.