PREFERRED HABITAT: Under the sea. Some biologists hypothesize that the open ocean is generally more conducive to socialism (see Seahorse; Manatee). Men Like Dogs, Women Like Cats: Officially, Shadow and Chance belong to Peter and Jamie, respectively, while Sassy belongs to Hope. At the beginning of the movie, the kids generally accept each other's pets, but Chance is relatively new to the family, and he doesn't exactly score points with Hope for launching Sassy into the sandbox. The kids get along well with each other too, but when the pets go missing, each is concerned about them as a group, but chiefly worried about his or her own pet. Cat and dog adoption is a great way to bring a fur baby into your life. From SPCA, Hong Kong Dog Rescue, LAP and more, we know where to adopt dogs, cats, and small animals. Here’s our guide to pet adoption in Hong Kong. The Quincy Punk: A mohawked example is briefly shown getting booked in a San Francisco police station shortly before Peter comes in to ask for help in finding the family pets. Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: The first film is firmly set in the idealistic end of the spectrum, as the main characters are able to trek past the dangerous Sierras and return home on instinct alone, while the humans (even the pound keepers) all have the best interests for animals at heart. The sequel, on the other hand, is more decidedly realistic, as the conflict is instigated by a moment of animalistic panic, as opposed to the careful consideration of the previous film's journey; the main characters are lost in the city, with no clear path home; and the reality of pet abandonment — which was only briefly touched upon in the first film — is much more thoroughly analyzed.

Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park is another WWF offering here in Hong Kong. The marine park has over 60 different species of gorgeous corals and 120 different fish species. It offers an educational guided tour for kids aged five and over with all kids under 18 required to have parental accompaniment. Chance: Look, there's no way I'm... ( Beat) gonna let an old-timer like you go it alone. I'll be your guard dog. Heroic BSoD: Shadow and Chance, at the same time, after they fail to stop Sassy from plummeting over the waterfall, thinking she's dead.

3. "Are you talking to ME?"

PREFERRED HABITAT: Warm fresh or salt water, preferably free of the plastic offal of a decaying human civilization. It's All My Fault: Shadow blames himself for Sassy's Disney Death, saying that he shouldn't have made her come along. Chance tells him it wasn't his fault and that Sassy made that choice on her own, but Shadow tells him that he had a responsibility to protect Sassy — the same responsibility that he has to protect Chance and Peter.

The voice acting for the animals is brilliant and very well done especially considering it's human voices for animals the scenery is absolutely stunning the animals who star in the movie are some of the most well trained animals ever put to film and you can really see that the people who made the movie really cared for these animals and treated them all with love and respect it's heart-warming. STATUS: Ubiquitous and underreported. Like socialist ideology, the domestic cat is highly popular, yet holds proportionately little political influence.

Tuen Mun Reptile House, Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2451 1144, www.lcsd.gov.hk Tropey, Come Home: Invoked. The pets run away, and their humans spend the rest of the movie trying to find them.

Inevitable Waterfall: Sassy goes over one, despite Shadow's efforts to save her. She survives thanks to being found by a nature watcher, but Chance and Shadow legitimately think that she's dead. HK Saving Cat and Dog Association – Provides food, medical treatment, sterilisation and adoption services for stray cats and dogs since 2007. www.hkscda.com PREFERRED HABITAT:Alongside humankind. Dogs prefer to be part of the masses, whether the masses are fighting for justice or surrendering to the will of the state. PREFERRED HABITAT: Ensconced in the herd, and perhaps someday ensconced in the ruins of capitalism. I can’t offer that interpersonal relationship to everyone. Not everyone will become a friend and I won’t stay in touch with everyone I meet. Perhaps the answer to the question of the meaning of life is that it’s not the destination, it’s not the journey, but it’s the fellow travellers you meet along the way.

7. "Hi, nice to meet you — PSYCH."

Clearwater Bay Equestrian , Lung Ha Wan Road, Clearwater Bay , New Territories, Hong Kong, 6398 6241, [email protected] , www.ceec.hk/non-member-riding Cub Cues Protective Parent: Bear cubs, in this case, whose whines (courtesy of Chance trying to keep them from taking his fish) cause their mother to come to their aid. Translation Convention: The pets are dubbed in English, along with a couple of animals at the animal shelter. Western liberal societies have long been terrified of the Komodo dragon to an extent which may appear disproportionate to their actual qualities as predators. But Komodo dragons do in fact represent a considerable threat to the status quo. Unlike other reptiles, Komodo dragons hunt in groups. They rarely let go of the historic crimes of their oppressors, and have been known to dig up human graveyards to gnaw on the bones. Their bite—and their wit—is highly toxic. One scathing article from the pen of a Komodo dragon can permanently damage a columnist’s career. Having descended from extinct species that were likewise terrifying to criminally unequal societies, Komodo dragons may someday evolve into their full potential and finally devour capitalism.