Survival instincts run deep in European culture, especially when it comes to our beloved pets. The bond between us and our furry friends is a matter of life and death. From tadpoles to domestic animals, we feel an innate responsibility to keep them safe. This connection stems from our historical roles, where women often cared for pets while men went out to hunt. Protecting animals was crucial for the survival of our children, as they relied on them for milk, wool, and food. For European women, nurturing pets goes hand in hand with nurturing children. It's a natural transition that speaks to our deep-rooted instincts.

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