Is It Humane To Run Over A Cat Then Throw It On The Sidewalk?

   Cats and dogs are not just ordinary animals, but rather exceptional Beings that spread positive energy in their surroundings, but we rarely realize this great value! This energy affects humans positively, how? Just watching cats and dogs (especially cats) in some private places, or on social media is considered an important factor in stimulating the viewer’s happiness hormone! 

   

   Imagine that you ran over a cat, and when you got out of the car, you were surprised that the poor cat was in the form of dough stuck to the ground! Or were you surprised that it split into two parts, but it was still alive! When you imagine this picture, you may become more careful and attentive to such accidents, which may have a terrible psychological impact on the driver who committed them! However, if you happen to run over a cat, all you have to do is take the cat quickly to a veterinarian for immediate treatment! 2 - Changing the negative view, that many people have about cats and dogs due to popular scientific fallacies and religious fallacies, that say “the fur (hair) of cats and dogs causes diseases in humans”! “Dogs are impure creatures, and touching them invalidates ablution”! This jurist does not understand anything! Complex and interwoven myths and legends! This's a lie and more than that, it's a scientific deficiency, and clearly, it's ignorance of the value of these great creatures! 

   A competent doctor advises people, encourages them to raise cats and dogs, and explains to them the benefits of these exceptional organisms, whether for pregnant women or breastfeeding mothers, meaning in all circumstances and at all ages! 

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An important idea, which's a personal effort or creativity, which may be implemented in improving the man-animal relationship (especially cats and dogs) by drawing lessons from nature! We often do good deeds to obtain reward, and this's a good thing, but this's a two-sided coin:

   When we limit ourselves to this equation only, we may do good (helping people, being kind to animals, etc.) out of hope of return, whether from God or from that beneficiary person or even from that beneficiary animal (cat, dog, or any other animal)! Here, first, we have taken this initiative with the motivation to obtain a reward, and in most cases, we aspire to get a large reward for a simple voluntary act! Secondly, when we start from the rule of give/take or give/reward, we're waiting to receive the return! 

   If we focus on reward, we expect God to give us something as soon as possible! Don't you notice that this behavior is part of the opportunistic human nature?! If we see that hope has failed we may despair of doing good, and we may even stop performing some religious rituals!   What I want to focus on is that the strangest result or belief that many people embrace, by the fact that kindness to animals (food, drink, care) is an act that brings rewards, is that they consider kindness to animals as optional and that there's no harm in abandoning it under the pretext of whoever created them will provide for them! Thus, this belief had developed into human mistreatment of animals, and then we began to see humans beating cats and dogs, and many unscrupulous people inciting their genetically modified dogs against cats to prey on them!

   If we focus on the expectation of financial return as a response from the beneficiary person and many times even from the beneficiary animal, we may encounter situations like this: 

The beneficiary person may give, the person initiating the good deed, something as an expression of thanks! If this return is at the level of the giving or exceeds it, then the initiator feels joy, becomes more confident in his faith, and continues to provide kindness, and this is a good thing! But if the beneficiary does not make any reaction or intends to do so in the future, then the benefactor, with premeditation, is often disappointed and may become jealous of the person who bestowed favor on him, and may quarrel with him for not interacting positively with the donor. I have witnessed These things are real!But if we modify this equation, perhaps the results would be better for both parties. How come:

  I think that we should consider kindness to animals as obligatory, why?! If we understand and realize the true great role of pets in human life (cats and dogs), and animals in general, and if we get rid of the religious fallacies and scientific fallacies spread about these great creatures, we will be convinced that kindness to pets (and animals in general) is a human duty! 

   Then we'll realize that providing food, drink, treatment, and embracing cats and dogs at home instead of the street is a very small thing in comparison to what these great creatures offer us, in terms of happiness, protection from diseases, prevention of illnesses, strengthening the immune system, helping children develop intelligence and raise their level of  Academic achievement, facilitating pregnancy and childbirth for women, and other great benefits! I hope you'll consider these scientific facts, which I mentioned in the introduction.   I took him to the vet for an examination, and he injected him with some medical injections, anti-painkillers (or painkillers), vitamins, circulation stimulants, etc, and then prescribed me some medications! Then I took him home with me. Two days later, I took this cat to a veterinarian for an x-ray examination to confirm whether there were any fractures or concussions! So, he actually had several of them! Then the doctor prescribed me a group of medications to continue treatment!

   After 5 days, I decided to clean him with a warm bath. I consulted the vet and she told me that this would not harm him! But the shocking surprise came after the shower and drying process! Because this cat has long hair, the mixing of blood with the hair (fur) made the hair stick to the cat’s body, which hid the wounds! After drying, I discovered that the cat's entire tail was infected and full of pus, so I had to take him to the doctor again! The doctor removed a large portion of the skin to clean the pus and make it easier for the medicine to reach the affected areas. Then she prescribed me a group of medications!   But whenever I touched the cat's left back leg, he felt pain, and I thought that the cause of the pain was the fractures in the spine, until I was surprised, one day, by an injury that really frightened me! The cat was sitting next to me and was licking his back left leg, and the hair was pulled out and his fingers were bare! It seems that there was an injury that the X-ray examination did not reveal! It was abnormally healed, so that the fingers remained swollen! I took him to the veterinarian, but she was not in the clinic, and the veterinarian’s assistant intervened and told me that she found a wire stuck between the cat’s fingers, removed it, and then prescribed me some medications.

   After returning home, I tried to put the medicine between the fingers of the cat's affected leg, but I discovered that the cat's (middle) nail was pointing upwards! This raises my concerns because there are no longer wounds and the fingers are swollen, and the most dangerous thing is that the nail is in the opposite direction! I'll take him, again, to the doctor, and I'll add the results of the examination to this topic or blog after returning from the examination! Thank you very much for reading this topic.

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