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An object used to do a job or task, such as a hammer, wrench, or scissors.
Tool
A part or item that goes into a mixture or recipe, especially in cooking or making products.
Ingredient
To make or create something, usually in large amounts. (e.g., “The factory produces toys.”)
Produce
A series of actions or steps taken to make or do something.
Process –
A substance or matter used to make something (e.g., wood, metal, plastic, fabric).
Material
A device with moving parts that helps do work, such as cutting, lifting, or building.
Machine
Made to do something without choice, often by law, threat, or situation.
To be forced
Animals that live and grow in natural environments, not kept as pets.
Wildlife
A person who saves someone or something from danger or harm.
Rescuer
Saved from danger, harm, or a bad situation.
Rescued
A safe place where animals are protected and allowed to live freely, especially after being rescued.
Sanctuary
A person who starts or creates an organization or group.
Founder
A prize or recognition given to someone for doing something important or good.
Award
Harmed or treated cruelly, often referring to animals that have suffered pain or neglect.
Abused
To provide medical care to an animal that is sick or injured.
To treat an animal
An animal left alone or unwanted by its owner, without care.
An abandoned animal
A place where homeless, lost, or abused animals are kept and cared for.
Animal shelter
The act of saving animals from danger, injury, abuse, or abandonment.
Animal rescue
An animal that has been hurt or wounded physically.
Injured animal
To put one animal together with another, often for comfort, social bonding, or care.
Pair
To put an animal into a secure container or enclosure.
Place in a) cage
To measure how heavy an animal is using a scale.
Weigh
To put an identification label on an animal, often for tracking or monitoring.
(Attach a) tag
To cover or protect an animal by putting a blanket around it, often to keep it warm or calm.
Wrap (in a blanket)
When an animal is struck or run over by a vehicle.
Hit (by a car)
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