Welcome to Krishna's blog on a Animal's Cruelty

This is a blog to talk about and discuss Animal's Cruelty. 

The greatness of humanity is not in being human but in being humane. 

First of all, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Krishna Rastogi. I am from Delhi. I am from a commerce background and I have completed my graduation from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Delhi University. Currently I have been working at Concentrix as a Customer Advisor for the last 2 years. My ultimate goal in life is to be a successful person and I want to be the happiest person. 

Today I am writing my first blog post.

As we all know God has created uncountable creatures in the world. Humans are one of them. A human who has ears to hear, eyes to watch, mouth to speak, mind to think wisely and given heart to feel each other's pain and happiness. 

On the other hand, an animal which has eyes, ears , heart etc everything but they can't speak. 

Animals carry a lot of importance in our life. Today, I want to throw a light on the animals as to how we treat animals. 

Humanity does not just limit to humans but also caring for the environment and every living being. 

You can see this picture. Can you feel this dog's pain? 
We can't even think. Most people ignore these street dogs. No one want to help these dogs. 
PETA, which is a NGO that helps in curing the animals and take care of them, published a report in which they said that almost most of the street dogs are treated unfairly. 
We forget that animals are also living creatures and we should not be cruel to them. 



Animals, just like human beings, deserve a peaceful life. Animals are an important part of our ecosystem and are very useful to us. But, we sometimes forget that they are also living creatures. We keep on harassing them and these poor creatures can't even express their feelings and grief. Cruelty towards animals have become an international matter of concern. This needs to be addressed as soon as possible and should be eliminated for ever.

The animal skins are used in textile industries. Their skin and body hairs are used to make exotic fabrics for us to use. Animal’s teeth, horns, skin and fur are used to make home decor items which we beautifully use to decorate our homes without thinking how much pain animals go through for giving us these luxuries.

Conclusion: Cruelty to animals has become a nationwide problem nowadays. The government has already imposed a few laws and a few more are needed. Along with that, social awareness is also required. Students should learn how to treat animals in schools. Parents should also treat their pets well and teach their children. Our planet Earth is a very beautiful place. Here, all the living organisms are dependent on each other and live together. We, humans, are considered the most intelligent species on Earth. But, we sometimes become very insensitive to the creatures who cannot express themselves, especially the animals. We harm them just to fulfil our needs.

In India, to report cruelty on animals/Pets one needs to call on +91 98201 22602. One can call the police or on the number of the local police station of the respected area where the cruelty happens.

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