Sentence examples for cherished animals from inspiring English sources

"It's a moral obligation for people who love wildlife," said Lynn Cullens, executive director of the Mountain Lion Foundation, "to also show compassion to people who have lost cherished animals and now live in fear themselves".

(A few cherished animals slipped through that injunction: notably Sally the donkey and Opal the Icelandic sheep).

Called Night Safari, it involves small groups going to several rooms where they meet scientists who introduce them to the institution's most cherished animals, from Guy the Gorilla to a killer shark.

Today moose are abundant in Eurasia and North America and are a cherished game animal.

When Pope Francis visits Bolivia next week, he will discover a nation that cherishes animal sacrifices and pagan worship and where relations between indigenous communities and the Roman Catholic Church have been strained.

In an irony that perhaps only theater allows, its fragility is its strength -- a condition implied in the play's title reference to the symbolic glass animals cherished by the crippled and cripplingly shy daughter.

Lázaro Carmona, whose company ran the bullfight, finds it paradoxical that mad-cow disease, thought to be caused by contaminated feed and thus associated with intensive farming as practiced by agricultural-business giants, should affect an industry in which the animals are cherished.

Fur is obtained from living animals so cherished and respected much.

She rubs Nina's back, as one would an infant; she works to preserve the childish décor of Nina's bedroom, a room filled with stuffed animals usually cherished by young children.

Such an animal was cherished, and was not for sale.

Although an Animal Planet spokesperson insisted the birds would be "cherished and respected by their owners," animal advocates criticized the show for promoting both animal cruelty and illegal gambling.