I spent over a thousand dollars to save a three-legged cat, which reflects the irrational yet profound compassion humans can have for those in need.

We often show more compassion to animals than to each other, despite being fundamentally similar beings.

Rationality is often overvalued compared to other human faculties like intuition and creativity, which can be more effective in many situations.

Cats have often misunderstood communication signals and social needs that are crucial for their well-being and interaction with humans.

We seek understanding rather than answers, and only humans can provide the empathy needed in difficult situations.

People often ask us why we do this work, and it's because we believe that every individual matters, regardless of their circumstances.

The essence of humanity lies in our consciousness and the values of empathy and kindness, which I hope will become more prominent as resources become more plentiful.

Cats often bring prey back to a safe place rather than gifting it to their owners, indicating their instinct to feel secure in their environment.

Every donation to Watsi brings us closer to a future where helping others is a natural impulse, and I encourage everyone to find meaningful work that excites them, rather than just seeking solutions for problems that don't resonate personally.