Furries Quotes

“Boys and Girls come hear my greeting,
I hope you don't plan on sleeping.
For tonight while you are dreaming,
evil awakes unearthed and creeping.
There's things that thump, things that bite, things that go bump in the niiight,
what are these things you sit and ponder.
Brace yourselves, we call them...
Monsters.

The first monster we'll see today
is something that likes to-
Eat hay?
First they champ, than they stamp,
then-
Uhhh :V
You all know about mermaids?
One parts sexy the other halfs lady
But do you know about this even scarier combination?
It's called...
FURRY!
FURRY!
FURRY!
FURRY!
But wait, where's its head?
I don't see it anywhere?..
AH!
It's called...
FURRY!
FURRY!
FURRY!
FURRY!
What's on it's what's on it's chest it's on it's chest?!
Is it like- some kind of-
Pokémon?”
― TheOdd1sOut

“The concept of furry characters (another term for anthropomorphic animals) is relatively new; it was popularized in the 1980s. But art and stories juxtaposing humans and animals can be traced back thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians, for example, had animalistic deities such as Anubis, who had the head of a jackal. Anthropomorphic kimono-clad foxes, raccoons, dogs, cats, and other animals were a recurring subject in classical Japanese uikyo-e artwork. Further historical examples of anthropomorphic animals can be found in Native American mythology and works of literature like Aesop's fables, wherein talking animals took the roles of humans.”
― Jared Hodges, Draw Furries: How to Create Anthropomorphic and Fantasy Animals