McWilliams doubts that we, a nation of meat eaters knowing what we now know about the minds of animals, could go back to a pre-industrial system of farming in which we nurture animals, look them in the eye, and kill them.
But the combination of both pit bulls' nurturing personalities has helped the foster animals that come through Stewart's house to heal -- especially in the case of Helen, Bruce and Willis.
They can be found inhabiting the pastoral regions and frequent the livestock markets to purchase livestock from fellow pastoralists, to nurture the animals and later resell at a profit.
Goodman, who found his animal rights calling as a teenager attending punk rock shows that "nurtured many animal rights advocates," now spends his time crusading against the use of animals in scientific research.
Athill filled her life with editing and writing, loving remarkable men in a remarkable way, nurturing her garden, animals and her authors.
Humanity, despite increasing connectedness and homogenization, remains a variegated enterprise, with rabbits a prime source of protein in western Europe and China even as they are, at substantial cost, sterilized and nurtured by animal lovers in Canada.
We also have children who want to name and nurture every animal they come in contact with, so for years we tried "live" mousetraps — baited little rectangular compartments with trapdoors.
I decided to go undercover as a person with an anxiety disorder (not a stretch) and run around town with five un-cuddly, non-nurturing animals for which I obtained E.S.A. credentials (one animal at a time; I'm not that crazy).
Characteristics of communities of practice, namely, recognition of distributed expertise, inclusive language and interactions, ways of communicating about animals and nurturing teacher student and student student relations are identified.
Within these serene landscapes, humans are depicted either nurturing or being nurtured by the animals they once hunted.
But in Europe, some zookeepers would rather euthanize unneeded offspring after they mature than deny the animal parents the experience of procreating and nurturing their young.
