-Famous sayings

"Everything has become too obvious, and technological transcendence has replaced human nature."

Albert Einstein (1879- 1955)

"Please don't hurt this ladybug, let her fly outside."

-Winston Churchill

"The greatness of a country and the degree of moral progress can be judged by how a country treats animals."

-Mohandas Gandhi.

"The fate of animals is far more important to me than worrying about dressing appropriately, because it is closely related to the fate of human beings."

Emile Zola

"How can those who torture animals cruelly and shamelessly hold their heads high in the crowd?"

-Simil Johnson

"Dig out the compassion in our hearts, embrace all living things and accept the whole nature and its beauty, so that we can complete the mission of releasing ourselves."

Elbert Einstein

"If one day there is a moral code in society to guide us to live in harmony with all living things on the sea and land, then my heartfelt wish will come true."

-Jagstore

"We are actually a family with the beast."

-Ernest Thomas Sidon

"Only when human beings can care for all living things with compassion can they truly experience peace."

-Elbert Schwartz

"The ultimate goal of all evolution is the highest moral standards, which can only be achieved by non-military means. Therefore, only by stopping harming other creatures can we truly enter a civilized society. "

Thomas Edison

"As guardians of the earth, we have the responsibility to love, cherish and care for all living things. The cruel persecution of animals by human beings is extremely unreasonable. Please stop such persecution! "

Richard Gere

"When I study and compare the characteristics and personalities between the so-called lower animals and us humans, I find my conclusion shameful."

Mark Twain

"People are animals that really scare me."

George Bernard Sauer

"My view on vivisection is that when human beings believe that they have the right to seize or threaten the lives of other creatures in the name of public interests, there is no limit to the expansion of human cruel nature."

Riotor Stowe

"As far as the nervous system is concerned, there is no fundamental difference between higher animals and humans. Lower animals, like humans, feel pressure, pain, joy and sadness. "

Charles Darwin

"The question should not be whether they can reason or speak; It should be, will they endure the pain? "

-Jeremy Benson19th century philosopher Oxford University

"Human beings have been cursed and cruel for countless years. It is almost impossible for a person to be kind to others and cruel to animals at the same time. If parents acquiesce in their children's abuse of pets or other animals, they will easily get used to squeezing pleasure from their companions' misfortunes. This kind of performance is the inducement of crime. "

-Fred Mikgren

"If human beings are eager for justice, the first thing they should do is to stop hurting animals."

Elbert Einstein

"If a person has compassion for all living things, then there is only one possibility. He is a noble person."

-Buddha

"We call human beings shooting tigers. When tigers kill humans, they are described as atrocities. "

George Pohlner de Sauer

Such an era will come when people will treat people who kill animals as we treat murderers today.

-Leonardo da Vinci

"I support not only human rights, but also animal rights. Only in this way can we become real cosmopolitans. "

-Abraham Lincoln

"Rational people adjust themselves to adapt to this society; Irrational people persist in trying to adjust the world to suit themselves. Therefore, the speed of social development is limited by these irrational people. "

George Pohlner de Sauer

"Only humans have such arbitrariness and ability to judge the' usefulness' of other creatures. Humans sentenced some creatures to death just because they threatened their expanding greed.

Gandhi

"As long as human beings continue to brutally persecute other lower creatures, he will never be healthy and peaceful. As long as humans continue to slaughter animals, they will begin to slaughter their compatriots. Indeed, sowing the seeds of murder and pain will not yield happiness and happiness. "

"I believe that the first drop of blood that defiles human weapons is the blood of animals."

Pythagoras

"At the beginning, we educated the relationship between people. Now we want to educate the relationship between people and nature and animals."

Victor Hugo

"If I ignore it and let that helpless little creature die tragically on the earth, I won't be able to sleep tonight." President Lincoln told his friend that his trip was delayed because he put a landed chicken back in the nest. )

Abraham lincoln

"If we don't let our emotions dry up, we should learn to care for animals. Because if a person is cruel to animals, then he will be the same to others. From a person's attitude towards animals, we can know a little about its goodness. "

-Kant

"Until the day when we stop hurting animals, we will still be barbarians."

Thomas Jefferson

"Even though there are different bodies, all living things still have the same soul."

Hippocrates

"Everything in nature has incredible achievements."

-Aristotle

"The best part of a noble man's life is his sympathy and pity in those small, nameless and casual actions."

William wadsworth