Animal liberation is a crucial concept in today's world because they are hurting souls without feeling bad. Lucy Montgomery's "Dog Monday's Vigil", in my opinion, heavily promotes Animal liberation. We can see that at the beginning of the story, the dog is not liberated. When Jem left Ingleside, Monday was sad. The dog decided to stay in the train station to wait until he returns from the war. The narrator makes clear that the dog is heavily determined to do so, no matter how long it took him to return. The family then refused to let him stay and imprisoned him in a cage for three days…