I wanted to tell you about a cartoon series that has caught my attention these days. Is about "Jota Jota wants a pet", some cartoons that pretend to teach about animals and raise awareness of what it means to have a pet.
In a very short space of time, since each chapter lasts 5 minutes, there is a certain plot thread that is always repeated. Jj is a child who shows interest in a different animal. Then, his father gives him a lot of information about it: a cat, a turtle, a parrot, a canary ... We learn issues such as the care he needs, the time they usually live, what their natural habitat is ...
In the end they remind us the most important thing, that having a pet is not a game, that you have to be responsible with animals. If then Jota Jota still wants to have that pet, he will try to make his wishes come true, although he also wants to meet new animals.
A story that hopefully was repeated in real life, that is, that parents before giving in to the whims of their children will inform them and make them aware that having an animal implies an effort and a responsibility and that, of course, they cannot be "repent" at the first opportunity.
A scene that unfortunately is often repeated after Christmas or when summer vacations arrive ... "What do we do with the pet?". And is that animals are not toys.
The drawings are usually made in the morning (11'15 or 12'15) on Disney Channel, I have tried to look for them on their website to be able to leave you an example, but at the moment there are no videos or images available of this series, which from what I have been able to know is quite new in programming.
So "Jota Jota wants a pet" is a fun way to teach us about animals and their care. A mini-series of educational cartoons to keep in mind.
