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It is a rare author that can make my mindset shift. Temple Grandin’s thinking has invaded my mind, and I’m richer for it.
So many animals live to benefit humans as either companions or food. Grandin asks how we can provide them good lives while they are here?

She reminds me of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas who asked, “Who speaks for the trees?” and shifted environmental thinking. Grandin is acting as a conscious eye at the slaughterhouse. In this book she establishes what animals’ emotional needs are, and sets herself to solving areas where they are not being met.

Sometimes her examples seem to anecdotal, and the language not scientific (mama pigs) but I can’t argue with how this book lingers with me; and has me wanting to consider animals on their terms, not mine.