Love for Pet Animals

 Maybe that little lamb was where it all started… because after that, my love for animals never really stopped. ❤️

Even though my parents tried their best to keep me away from this obsession with pets and farm life, I somehow always found a way to bring another animal home. Thankfully, our ancestral dadi house was huge, with enough space to manage a small mini-zoo of my own. 😄 At different times, I kept chicks, pigeons, hens, roosters, goldfish, parrots — I wanted to experience raising every kind of creature possible. Every new pet felt like a new friendship and a new story. But as years passed, academics slowly became the top priority. Studies, school pressure, coaching, exams… and little by little, the pets started taking a back seat. Then around the age of 12–13, we shifted to a different apartment life, and somewhere along the way, that entire world of animals, tabela memories, and open spaces slowly faded into memories. Though one memory still stands out vividly… When I was in 7th standard, I once got a beautiful Gujri bakra just before Eid-ul-Adha. He was supposed to stay only for a short time before qurbani, but I got attached almost immediately. I kept delaying the sacrifice till the third day of Eid just so I could spend a little more time with him. 🐐 Funny how childhood attachments to animals remain somewhere deep inside the heart forever. #ChildhoodMemories #TownLife #FarmLife #DairyFarm #TabelaLife #AnimalLover #PetMemories #DesiLife #Nostalgia #IndianChildhood #RuralIndia #BakraLove #Sheep #Lamb #QurbaniMemories #SimpleLiving #OldDays #EmotionalPost #NatureLife #DesiVibes #Heartwarming #PetStories #TraditionalLife #MemoriesForLife #GrowingUp #VillageVibes #EidMemories #FarmBoy #InnocentDays #Storytelling

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