In the short story “Dog Monday’s Vigil” written by Lucy Maud Montgomery she promotes animal welfare more than animal liberation because although the family lets the dog be and lets him stay at the station, he is still technically domesticated. They provide him with food and shelter and this can be seen with [quotes]. “Dr.Blythe arranged with the butcher near the station to feed him with bones and scraps.” (Montgomery 363). This exemplifies welfare since they are willingly feeding the dog and taking care of its well-being. Welfare includes feeding the dog to keep it alive and healthy, which…