Disney Animal Characters That Would Make Great Emotional Support Animals
Are you looking for stuffed animal emotional support? If so, you don’t have to look very far.
Rabbits, dogs, elephants and lions make great emotional support animals. If you are still not sure, here is the proof that you are looking for.
Dumbo The Elephant
Dumbo is a fictional character created by Disney, who is the protagonist of the 1941 animated film of the same name. He is a young elephant who was born with unusually large ears, which makes him a target of ridicule and mockery by other animals and humans.
Dumbo is also separated from his mother, Mrs Jumbo, who is locked up for defending him from a group of bullies. He is lonely and sad until he meets Timothy Q. Mouse, a friendly and clever mouse who becomes his mentor and friend.
Timothy helps Dumbo discover his true potential and talent: he can fly with his ears. He also introduces him to the crows, a group of wise and witty birds who teach him how to use his ears as wings.
With Timothy’s and the crows’ help, Dumbo becomes a star of the circus and reunites with his mother. He also gains the respect and admiration of everyone who once mocked him.
Dumbo is one of the most beloved and iconic Disney characters of all time. He is a symbol of innocence, courage, and loyalty. He also represents the themes of overcoming adversity, finding one’s identity, and embracing one’s differences. Dumbo has inspired many people with his story of triumph and happiness.
He has also appeared in other Disney media, such as books, comics, video games, theme parks, and merchandise. He is also the subject of a live-action remake in 2019, directed by Tim Burton. Dumbo is a character that will always touch the hearts of many generations.
Simba The Lion
Simba is the main character of The Lion King, one of the most successful and acclaimed Disney films. He is a lion who is the son of Mufasa, the king of Pride Rock, and Sarabi, the queen.
Simba is also the mate of Nala, his childhood friend, and the father of Kiara and Kion, his daughter and son.
Simba was born as the heir to the throne of Pride Rock, and was presented to the animals of the Pride Lands by Rafiki, a wise mandrill who serves as the shaman.
He grew up under the guidance of his father, who taught him about the Circle of Life and his responsibilities as a future king. Simba also had a close bond with his father, who showed him love and affection.
However, Simba’s life was shattered when his uncle, Scar, who was jealous of him and wanted to be king, plotted to kill him and Mufasa. With the help of his hyena minions, Scar caused a wildebeest stampede that endangered Simba’s life.
Mufasa rescued Simba but was betrayed and killed by Scar, who then blamed Simba for his father’s death and convinced him to run away. Scar then took over Pride Rock and ruled it with tyranny and greed.
Simba fled to a jungle, where he met Timon and Pumbaa, a meerkat and a warthog who became his best friends. They taught him to live by their motto, “Hakuna Matata”, which means “no worries”. Simba grew up with them, forgetting his past and his destiny.
Years later, Simba encountered Nala again, who had left Pride Rock to find help. She told him that Scar had ruined Pride Rock and that he was the rightful king.
Simba was reluctant to return until he was visited by the spirit of Mufasa, who reminded him of who he was and urged him to take his place in the Circle of Life. Simba then decided to go back to Pride Rock and confront Scar.
Simba arrived at Pride Rock and revealed that Scar had killed Mufasa. He then fought with Scar for the throne, while his friends and allies helped him against the hyenas. Simba eventually defeated Scar and threw him off Pride Rock, where he was killed by the hyenas.
Simba then ascended Pride Rock and roared as the new king, while Rafiki presented his newborn cub to the animals.
Simba is a brave, noble, and heroic character who overcame his fears and doubts to reclaim his rightful place as king. He is also a loving and caring father and husband who protects his family and friends. He is one of the most popular and iconic Disney characters of all time.
Every time I watch The Lion King, I am impressed by Simba’s final composure and the expression in his eyes after enduring so much. At the same time, I realize that the transformation of Simba’s identity is actually a reflection of his development of “self-awareness.”
Simba’s journey of growth corresponds to the development of a child’s “self-awareness.”
The renowned psychologist Sigmund Freud divided human mental activity into three levels: the id, the ego, and the superego.
The development from the “id” to the “superego” represents the development of a person’s self-awareness.
Thumper The Rabbit
Thumper is a fictional rabbit character from Disney’s animated film Bambi, released in 1942. He is one of the deuteragonists of the film, along with Flower the skunk.
Thumper is known and named for his habit of thumping his left hind foot, which he does when he is excited or nervous. He is also famous for his quote, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all”, which he learned from his father.
Thumper is a friendly, energetic, and optimistic rabbit who lives in the forest with his mother and sisters. He is the first and closest friend of Bambi, the young prince of the forest. He teaches Bambi how to speak, walk, and have fun. He also introduces him to other animals, such as Flower and Faline. He is loyal and supportive of Bambi, even when he faces difficulties and dangers.
Thumper is a grey rabbit with hazel eyes, a white tail, a white muzzle, white incisors, and a white patch of fur on his chest. The insides of his long ears and his nose are pink. His cheeks, feet, belly, and the areas around his eyes are cream. His paw pads are pink.
Thumper also appears in the sequel film Bambi II, released in 2006. He helps Bambi learn to be brave and impress his father. He also has a love interest named Miss Bunny, who becomes his mate.
Thumper has several daughters with her, who look like him but have bows on their ears.
Lady The Cutest Dog Ever!
Lady is a fictional dog character from Disney’s animated film Lady and the Tramp, released in 1955. She is one of the protagonists of the film, along with Tramp, a stray mutt.
Lady is a cocker spaniel who lives a pampered life with her owners Jim Dear and Darling. She is sweet, loyal, and elegant, and wears a blue collar with a license tag.
Lady’s story begins when she is given as a Christmas present to Darling by Jim Dear. She grows up happily with them, and befriends her neighbours’ dogs Jock, a Scottish terrier, and Trusty, an old bloodhound.
Lady also meets Tramp, a streetwise dog who lives by his own rules. He warns her that her owners will neglect her when they have a baby, but she does not believe him.
However, when Jim Dear and Darling leave for a trip, they leave Lady and the baby in the care of Aunt Sarah, who dislikes dogs and brings along her two Siamese cats Si and Am.
The cats cause trouble in the house and blame Lady for it. Aunt Sarah then takes Lady to a pet shop and puts a muzzle on her.
Lady escapes and runs into the streets, where she is chased by stray dogs. Tramp rescues her and helps her remove the muzzle. He then takes her on a romantic date at an Italian restaurant, where they share a plate of spaghetti and meatballs. They end up spending the night together at a zoo.
The next morning, Lady sees a rat sneaking into the baby’s room. She rushes back home to warn her owners, but Tramp follows her and is caught by the dogcatcher.
Lady is also taken away, but Jock and Trusty come to her rescue and vouch for her. They also chase after the dogcatcher’s wagon to free Tramp, but Trusty is injured in the process.
Eventually, she is reunited with Jim Dear and Darling, who have returned from their trip. They realize that Lady was trying to protect the baby from the rat, and they adopt Tramp as their own. They also give Lady and Tramp a litter of puppies for Christmas. Trusty survives his injury and joins them in the celebration.
Lady is a charming, graceful, and loving character who finds true love and happiness with Tramp. She is also a protective and caring mother and friend who stands by her family and friends.
The lifestyles depicted in Disney’s animated characters, Lady and the Tramp, present two different philosophical views. Lady represents comfort and stability, showcasing people’s pursuit of a stable life. The Tramp, on the other hand, symbolizes freedom and adventure.
The philosophy of life makes people contemplate how to balance the need for stability and adventure in real life,Lady and the Tramp’s selfless love for each demonstrate the beauty of emotions in the animal world.
Final Thoughts
Animals don’t have to be real. We can learn a lot from both Disney animal characters.
The simple truth is that no matter how old or young we are, we all need emotional support animals in our lives. Sincerity and kindness always hold great value in human society.