Pets bring joy and teach individuals about discipline, responsibility and compassion

Calming influence: Civil servant and certified divemaster Muhammad Rafiuddin Abdul Jalil, 36, misses going out to sea but is thankful to have his pet fishes for company during the Covid-19 pandemic. — THOMAS YONG/The Star
WORKING from home and the lack of social activities amid the current Covid-19 pandemic can be an isolating experience.
Because of this, many have turned to their pets for comfort and solace.
These creatures also teach adults and children valuable lessons such as responsibility, trust, compassion, respect and patience.
Civil servant Muhammad Rafiuddin Abdul Jalil is thankful for his pet fish not just for its company but in teaching him patience.

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