World Animal Day

news7g07/16/2022

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Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals and the environment, passed away on October 4, 1226. His message of mercy for all creatures large and small is still alive in the earth. the hearts of animal lovers around the globe World Animal Day.

When is World Animal Day?

Since 1931, World Animal Day has been celebrated every year on October 4, the Feast of Pope Francis of Assisi.

This day is a time to honor all of our furry, fin and feathered friends and contemplate ways to create a better tomorrow for every living thing on this planet.

Global events

Although created to raise awareness of species in danger of disappearing from the face of the earth, annual awareness day also includes a range of events to honor our wag-loving friends, including pet blessings, fundraisers for pedicure causes, and gatherings to show support. for our suffering sibling companion animals (such as Stop Yulin Forever March in Los Angeles.)

Regardless of whether you can attend one of the many globally scheduled events, dog devotees and cat aficionados can participate in World Animal Day in a variety of ways, such as teaching others about the choice of adopting a pet, donating to a rescue organization, or giving the precious gift of your time to your local animal shelter.

We are starting to get ready for #WorldAnimalDay on October 4th – are you?
One of the biggest planets #animal Recognition day is YOUR chance to speak up for those who have no voice.
There are lots of ways you can get involved – here’s a quick overview:https://t.co/PWDb9J6Ho3 pic.twitter.com/x2M2Sw4xkw

– World Animal Day (@worldanimalday) July 5, 2022

While a world free of animal abuse, neglect and neglect seems unattainable, remember that every act of kindness, no matter how small, takes us one step closer. to turn dreams from dreams into reality.

In the words of Saint Francis, “Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”