Do you believe animals can feel like us? They can’t talk, but if they could, they might say more than we ever expected. In today’s world, many of us keep pets—dogs, cats, even birds. And anyone who does will agree: animals feel. They express love, pain, joy, and trust—just without words.

But what about animals that aren’t pets? What about those born wild or on the streets, never raised by a human hand? Can they still connect with us? Can they understand human nature?

I had the chance to explore this question when I worked with an NGO called Geominds Hub. During my time there, I spent some time around street animals. That’s when I met two street $DOGS , born and raised within the premises of the area where I live. From the time they were tiny pups to now, as strong and young adults—I’ve seen their entire journey.

But what surprised me more was this: they’ve seen mine too.

They grew up seeing me, just like I saw them grow. And over time, they started recognizing me—not just by face, but in a deeper way. They’d wag their tails, run towards me, and show warmth I never expected from untrained, street-born animals.

Though I couldn’t feed them daily due to work, whenever I did, their reaction was always the same. Excitement. Trust. Friendship.

It made me feel like I was part of their world—as if I was just another neighbor, someone they knew and welcomed.

Animals don’t need words to communicate. Sometimes, a look, a movement, a small gesture from them speaks volumes. These two dogs showed me that you don’t need to be someone’s owner to be loved. You just need to show kindness, even in small doses.

And in return, they’ll remember you. They’ll feel you.

Because love is not about language—it’s about presence.

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