We always say that there is no situation in life that is sadder to face, both directly and indirectly, than the prison and the hospital, because in such situations the inmates and the family suffer.

When we talk about prison, prison comes to mind. I also keep thinking of those small and defenseless people who stay in small spaces, without the option of exercising the freedom that nature has given them, who are conditioned to eat what they serve and often drink water in poor condition.

They live in environments that are often not even clean, deprived of seeing a natural landscape, standing in the middle of the walls without adequate lighting, heat and sunlight.

They are separated from their parents and only know from life what instinct has delegated to them.

We are talking about certain types of birds. Most commonly birds, which live in the most varied cages.

(My daughter and I doing the research for this publication)

Their owners say that they cannot release them, as they would die, since they were raised since they were young and they do not have the conditions to survive because they do not know how to feed and defend themselves against predators.

When the animal is released, it will certainly develop the ability to survive and defend, as this is part of its creation.

Tree or cage?

It is observed that man, by imprisoning animals, is using intelligence to compromise nature. It does not help progress. Some even say they have caged birds only to be gazed at in their beauty and to hear their song.

Excuse who thinks so, because if it is to behold, try to get out into the wild and see the birds, especially in places where man himself did not destroy the trees. If it is then to listen to the song, there are innumerable media with sounds of the most diverse songs faithfully reproduced.

(Enlarged image of a parrot trapped behind metal bars, looking at the camera.)

Unfortunately, we have not yet managed to develop a minimal love that allows us to respect nature and stop enclosing animals that were not created for that.

Let me assess the profile of those who, for example, leave a dog on a small chain, keep a bird in a cage, or even use an animal for excessive and heavy work activity! Is a person effectively committed to love of neighbor?

I hope someone here agrees with me and feels the need to advocate for nature's birds and animals.

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