The Soul Paws

27/07/2025

23/07/2025

absolutely same here

10/07/2025

The same Cartier I've got last birthday😁

06/07/2025

Sometimes, you just need to lie down on the floor.

She walked into the gallery quietly.
A white dog. Alone.
She looked at the paintings —
especially the ones with skies, fields, and soft sadness.

Then she lay down.
Right beneath a painting of a house that looked like memory.
And fell asleep.

Not the kind of sleep that comes from physical tiredness —
but the kind that happens when your soul needs a break.
From the noise. From decisions. From being “fine.”

We’ve all been her, haven’t we?
Walking into quiet places — galleries, bookstores, small cafés —
not for the art or the coffee,
but to be still.
To feel something true.
To not be asked anything.
To just… breathe.

Sometimes, silence is the kindest place to be.
And sometimes, that’s enough.

🤍

05/07/2025

Hey friends!
I just wanted to share a bit about myself. I work in animal rescue, and every single day I see the pain, the hunger, and the struggle so many animals face out on the streets.
It’s heavy. It’s real.
And honestly, in the evenings… I need a break from it all. Because tomorrow morning, I’ll be right back in it again.
That’s why I’m so grateful I found this little corner of joy online — this page right here. It’s full of silly, funny, real-life moments from a couple just being… well, hilariously human.
It helps me breathe. It helps me smile.
And I think we could all use more of that.

Let’s show them some love — hit that follow button.
They’re doing something beautiful: making people laugh. And that’s worth a lot. ❤️

05/07/2025

Last week, one of my posts received over 500 reactions! Thank you all for your support! 🎉

05/07/2025

YOUR FIREWORKS ARE OUR BIGGEST FEAR

Every year, the 4th of July is a celebration for us—but pure terror for them.
Did you know?

🔹 Animal shelters see a 30–60% increase in lost pets between July 4th and July 6th.
🔹 July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters.
🔹 Only about 14% of lost pets ever find their way back home.

Fireworks can turn a loving family pet into a frightened, desperate animal running for its life.

Let’s celebrate responsibly:
Keep your pets indoors in a safe, quiet room.
Make sure collars and microchips are up to date.
Prepare a cozy spot with familiar smells and soft music.
Be present. Your calm presence can mean everything to them.

Let’s make sure our happiness never becomes their greatest fear.

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