1. Love animals and protect our neighbors

To cherish animals and plants is to cherish yourself

We have the same ancestors, so we are equal , we should cherish them as ourselves.

2. Love animals. Don’t let people become the only animals. Don’t let the friends around you today become specimens in tomorrow’s museum.

3. Love animals and protect our neighbors. To cherish animals is to cherish yourself.

4. Don’t let humans become the loneliest life! Protecting animals means protecting humans themselves. Animals are close friends of humans; humans are animals’ trusted partners.

5. Without animals, life has no power.

6. Killing has brought some animals to the brink of extinction, and delicious food has kept some rare birds away from humans. Many animals have no way to escape, and the ecological balance has been lost. Humans have fewer friends. On World Animal Protection Day, it is everyone’s responsibility to protect animals, love animals and yourself. ?

7. Birds chirping in spring, frogs croaking in summer, cicadas in autumn, and chickens crowing in winter. Cute animals play joyful songs for us all year round. On World Animal Day, let’s protect animals together! ?

8. Kittens eliminate rodent pests for humans, pet dogs help search and rescue lives, solve crimes, detect drugs and catch fugitives, and white pigeons deliver letters to people. On World Animal Day, I hope you protect animals and are good friends. Thank you to all the animals that love us! ?

9. Don’t look down upon animals, they dominate the natural world. The earth thrives when the ecology is balanced, and the earth perishes when the ecology is destroyed. Wanton hunting is a crime, and it will be difficult for future generations to survive. On World Animal Day, protecting animals means protecting ourselves and making society harmonious forever! ?

10. The great apes, the ancestors of humans, are on the verge of extinction, there are only a few gorillas, the range of baboons and monkeys in their natural activity areas is limited, and there are only a few thousand giant pandas. On World Animal Day, friends work together to protect animals and let our human friends thrive healthily.

Famous aphorisms about loving animals

1. Don’t let your stomach become an animal graveyard. —A Muslim prophet?

2. Only after the improvement of human livelihood methods did we learn to eat plants. China is a country with a very old culture, so Chinese people mostly eat plants, while barbarians mostly eat animals. —Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of China?

3. I was shocked when I thought about it. What kind of desire made humans start eating dead bodies, and what kind of motivation caused humans to use animal meat to fatten up. Not by yourself. Think about it, it wasn't that long ago that you heard these animals wailing, growling, pacing and saw them staring at you. —Plutarch, Greek philosopher?

4. The act of vegetarianism should bring great joy to those who want to bring the kingdom of heaven to earth, because vegetarianism symbolizes mankind’s pursuit of perfection. The moral desire is very real. —Leo Tolstoy, Russian literary giant?

5. Human beings already have inexhaustible varieties of fruits and vegetables. The reason why they don’t eat enough meat is because of this need. It was because of vanity, and because he was tired of eating these fruits and vegetables, he started to eat some impure and inconvenient food, and bought some animals that were slaughtered alive to prove that he was more cruel than those beasts. —Plutarch, Greek philosopher?

6. Whether a country is great or not, and whether its moral standards are high or not, can be judged by the way it treats animals. - Mahatma Gandhi, the founding father of India?

7. I often wonder what kind of feelings, thoughts and reasons made the first person pollute his mouth with blood and allow his lips to touch Encountering the meat of those murdered animals, and piling up the carcasses of animals on the dining table, they also said that those animals that were alive, conscious, and vocal just a short time ago were delicacies on the plate. —Plutarch, Greek philosopher?

8. If the slaughterhouse had glass walls, everyone would start to become vegetarian. Knowing that we are not causing animals to suffer can make us feel better and make the animals feel better. —Paul. McCartney (British Beatles self-singing group) and Linda. McCartney?

9. To me, the life of a lamb is as precious as the life of a human being. I am not willing to take the life of a lamb for the sake of a human body. I think the more helpless an animal is, the more humans should protect it from human cruelty. - Mahatma Gandhi, the founding father of India?

10. We do not eat animals that are slaughtered for us. After experiencing so much in this world, we now value life very much. —Paul. McCartney (The Beatles) and Linda. McCartney?

11. The following two types of people are never good people: those who wield weapons and those who eat meat. —Tilukru Sutra (Hindu Manuscript)?

12. No matter in any period or anywhere, I do not think that meat is necessary for us. —Gandhi, Father of the Nation?

What is good behavior? Good behavior is behavior that reflects how to avoid harming other animals. - Tirukuru Sutra (Hindu Manuscript)?

13. If a person yearns for a righteous life, the first step is to refrain from harming animals.

- Tolstoy, Russian literary giant?

What is moral behavior? It means never killing life, because killing is the root of all evil. —Tifukru Sutra Hindu Manuscript?

14. Why do we fail to live up to the good intentions of the earth? As if it wasn’t enough to provide people with food and nutrients! Don’t people think it’s shameful to mix the fruits and vegetables the earth has given us with the blood of slaughtered animals? We call carnivorous animals such as lions, tigers, and pythons "savage and ferocious," but they kill other animals just to survive, while humans kill animals for unnecessary vanity and crime. —Brudak I decided to stop eating meat. After a year, not only was I able to control my diet easily, but I also felt very comfortable. —Famous writer from Seneca?

15. Animals are my friends, and I will not eat my friends. -British playwright Bernard Shaw?

16. I think that when the mind reaches a certain stage of development, we will no longer kill animals for food and drink. (Gandhi) I firmly believe that eating meat is not only unnecessary but also harmful to health; besides, eating meat is immoral. —John. Harvey. Dr. Kellogg?

17. ‘I don’t eat animals with faces’, ‘I just don’t eat any animals with mothers’. - Buddha comes. Roger?

18. Meat cannot provide the best nutrition for human beings, and it is not the food we old people eat. Among the nutrients necessary for human beings, there is no one that can only be found in meat and cannot be ingested from fruits and vegetables. —John. Harvey. Dr. Kellogg?

19. I believe that meat is unnecessary in any situation that human beings may encounter in ordinary life.

—Mahatma Gandhi, Father of the Nation of India?