A farmer looks out his window to find a deer grazing with his cattle. Apparantly the deer had strayed from the herd, and was now seeing the cows as its new family. The farmer didn’t mind this a bit. In fact, he found it quite interesting. He watched and noticed that the deer would mimic the cows’ actions (smart deer). And when it was time for the cows to come inside for the night, the deer would follow, and the farmer let the deer stay inside with the cows. Everything was fine until some government agency (stupid humans) who controls the animals in this country decided that the deer shouldn’t be on the farm. So, they came and put the deer in a cage and drove it deep into the forest and let it go.

What gives any human the right to make a decision for an animal? The deer was perfectly happy with the cows, the deer wasn’t hurting anyone, but now, because of human intervention, the deer is alone. Imagine hanging out with your friends and a herd of buffalo come and take you away! Just because we don’t understand their language, doesn’t mean we can’t understand their feelings.

“Not so long ago I said to a friend of mine: ‘If I saw a kitten and a little human baby sitting on the curb starving, I would feed the kitten first if nobody was looking.’ My friend said: ‘I would feed the kitten first if somebody was looking.’”
- Patricia Highsmith

Personally, I must agree with the friend.