I Am Not An Object
We are not things you can just collect and treat as objects.
We are living souls, that thrive for a connection filled with your affection.
We just want your attention and protection,
not a home filled with fear and dejection
So when you see me at the store
Please don't buy me to show me off to your friends because I'm cute
And then forget about me with the rest of your loot
I need a place to call home
Not a musuem because of my cute genome
Yes, I am an animal
Yes, I can be a pet
But I am with a body and a soul that will need to have visits to the vet
I do not want to be bought, just so I can be shown
I want to be bought, because I am in need of a home
I would like to be a part of your family
If you would have me
But you must promise, to take care of me
And to not be too carefree
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