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My dogs would be like "Hi Steve! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! " While spinning around in circles.
My cats would put on their usual lofty attitude and say "About time our abject, humble slave showed up. OK, feed us, pet us, adore us, and let us continue to run your life here. "My dogs would be like "Hi Steve! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! " While spinning around in circles.
Mine would probably say, “Hi, Mom! What did you bring us? Let’s play!”My cats would put on their usual lofty attitude and say "About time our abject, humble slave showed up. OK, feed us, pet us, adore us, and let us continue to run your life here. "![]()
God loves every living thing he created. so I would say yes.Could somebody please give me a straight answer?Do or do not animals go to Heaven? I once had a lovely little gerbil called Mary,who was named after the Blessed Virgin, and she was just as good as any human and never did anything wrong in her whole life. If God is fair, then he must bring animals to Heaven. Also, the book of Ecclesiasticals seems to imply that he does. I can’t remember the exact verse, but all 12 chapters seem to say that we are just the same as the animals.What is the truth?
Oh what a happy thought! I laughed out loud when I read this. I can’t imagine such joy being left out of heaven.My dogs would be like "Hi Steve! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! " While spinning around in circles.
If Sam is waiting for you in Heaven…he’ll be a vegetarian…steak? I don’t think so.I absolutely believe that our beloved animals will be waiting for us at heaven’s gate.
I think my dog Sam is sitting at the feet of Jesus waiting for a piece of steak to be tossed his way. I believe Jesus and all of the heavenly angels are caring for our pets and loving them until we can get there to do it ourselves.![]()
LOL, that’s right…no more food worries for anyone…eating, making, buying, working it off…If Sam is waiting for you in Heaven…he’ll be a vegetarian…steak? I don’t think so.![]()
You know God made ALL things, and If He made you, and me, and others, then how would He make rubbish? No, God made the animals in the first place and if you look in the book of revelations then you will see that there are an asortment of animals in Heaven.Actually, the Church is pretty much silent on the issue. Although the Catechism gets into the subject of animals having souls, it never says one way or another whether they will definitely be in Heaven or not. Why? Because the Church doesn’t know the answer because the answer has not been revealed to us yet.
What HAS been revealed to us is that at the end of time, there will be a new Heaven and a new earth and that leaves us plenty of room for HOPE that there’s a possibility God could give us back our pets at that time. After all, He created them and He loves them every bit as much as we do, if not more.![]()
**I don’t think there is any biblical substantiation on this or teaching of the Church. Nowhere does either the Bible or Church teach that animals have souls. ‘Soul’ has always been understood to be the animating principle of the human being involving our emotions, intellect and formed personality. It envelops the ‘image’ that God has made us into - the immortal nature of the human person.All living creatures – angels, humans, animals, plants – have souls. However, there are two kinds of souls: spiritual and material. Angels and humans have spiritual souls. Animals and plants have material souls. Something that is spirit is not subject to the decay of change. Thus, angels do not die and human souls survive the separation of body and soul at death. Material things however are subject to change, thus they are subject to decay and death. As animals and plants have material souls, at death their souls cease to exist.
Whether God will choose to re-create animal and plant souls at the end of time when the material universe is transformed (cf. CCC 1060) is something we do not yet know.
Source: forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=17367