Animals are our best friends because they provide us companionship, unconditional love, loyalty, and generally add value to our lives. Humans therefore have a role to play in protecting non-human animals as well as catering for their basic needs such as feed (food), veterinary intervention and housing. It is also important to note that animals are sentient beings, they can also experience positive and negative emotive states. Due to the significant role animals play in society, most religions, including Islam, hold their welfare in high esteem. There are guidance on how Muslims should treat animals under their care. This book outlines the Islamic rules with regard to the protection of companion and farm animals, furthermore, it explains the Islamic position on animal experimentation, sentience, hunting, and the use of animals in sports and other activities. The book is suitable for children aged between six and ten and lays a foundation on animal welfare and what is expected of humans in safeguarding the welfare of non-human animals. The target readership of this book include children of faith and those of none, adults will also find it useful.