Humans may have an evolutionary connection to nurturing and caring for other creatures. This is why they loves differrnt animals. From different breed of dogs to furry Cats to Parrot to many others. Infacts our ancestors may have benefited from having animals around for protection, food, or assistance in hunting, leading to a natural inclination to connect with them. I am saying all this after finding mu friends excitement for owning a lovely besutiful White cats at home.
My friend is very fond of cats. She loves them so much that she kept one at home. Last time she picked a stray cats and took care before it ran away. Now she forced her parent to bring one for her. And finally she gets one on her last birthday. The cats has now grown up and looks very adorable with a lovely eyes.
I have seen people in cities keeping dogs and cats as pets at home. Likewise, people in rural areas keeps cows and goats as livestocks. They derive many things from the. However, the common things between and urban and rural people are that the way they take care of them like their own family. They vlewn them, they wash them, they feed them and also caress them. But is it the love for animal, that people keep pets at home or their may be any other reason. In my view, while the village people derive milk and meat from the livestock. People in city pet animals primarily for companionship and emotional support. Interacting with animals can reduce stress, alleviate loneliness, and boost mood. Such companionship provides a sense of connection and positive feelings that can be beneficial to mental health.
The little cat mingled with me very soon, and started playing around my legs. While I was afraid of getting any scratches with it's nails, my friwnd was quick to pick it on her lap. She get friendlier with her own master. I avoided touching it for time mainly because of getting hurt. But looking the friend was handlingbher, I was relieved.
My friend is very happy. She has now someone to talk about. In my home, we are not allowed to keep dogs and cats. But I read somewhere that, #Pets can help children develop social and emotional skills, and can help teens in different ways. It was a wonderful evening playing with little furry animals.
@queenart