"Activist dairy game" by @ahmed129(03/09/2026)thursday
assalam walekum
greetings to all STEEMIT members, I hope you all are well and living happily, now I am sharing activist dairy game
Animals have become a small but important part of our daily life at home. A white cat regularly comes to our house and has gradually become so comfortable with us that she stays around day and night. My children are especially attached to her.
They play with her, talk to her, and sometimes even share a little of their food and water with her. At times, they pick her up and carry her around the house, while on other days she simply sits near them or sleeps beside them. The children sometimes fall asleep with her nearby, which has made her feel more like a member of the household than a visiting animal.
One day, a grey cat also came into our house. She was very calm and friendly. She did not try to scratch or bite anyone, so the children were not afraid of her. We gave her some food and allowed her to stay comfortably. Since then, whenever she comes around, the children happily spend time with her. We do not force the cats to stay with us; we simply make sure they are treated gently and have food and water when they need it.
We also have a pigeon at home. Every day, one of our routine tasks is to put out grains and water for it. The pigeon has become used to this routine and comes when it is feeding time. Looking after it is a simple responsibility, but it reminds us that animals depend on people for kindness and care.
We are not professional animal rescuers or veterinarians, but our everyday interaction with these animals is based on basic care, feeding, protection, and affection. We try not to disturb them or treat them roughly. For us, caring for animals is not a special activity that happens once in a while; it has naturally become part of our normal family life.