The story of a kangaroo hugging those who saved his life every morning makes people think about the four words “respectful and respectful”.
Abigail (aka Queen Abi) may be the most loving animal in the world, as this “her” story raises awareness of the problem of animal hunting in shelters in remote areas of Australia.
Each new day, Queen Abi begins with hugging her guardians at Kangaroo Sanctuary (Australian suburb) – a place that cares for injured orphaned or hunted animals, helping them to recover and return to the wild.
Abigail lost her mother when she was only a few months old. After that, this young girl was welcomed and cared for by Reserve volunteers with open arms. After more than a decade of living here, Abi gradually got to know each other and has a special affection for the people who work here, especially those who saved her.
Currently, Queen Abi has always been an adorable and cheerful little animal. The staff and volunteers of this reserve are also very loving and caring towards Abi.
It is because of these warm hugs that they speak up and firmly oppose the hunting of animals in desolate places. May Abigail’s sacred feelings spread and make people aware of the importance of these animals and be able to effect positive change.
The importance of gratitude
Today’s life is more developed, people seem more and more indifferent to each other. Queen Abi is so loving because she is grateful to the person who saved and took care of her, so why does the respect between people seem to have almost faded?
Affirmed gratitude is linked to happiness as it improves positivity, builds strong relationships, enjoys good experiences, and improves health. Even animals like Abi have such affection, why not humans?
