Take responsibility for your actions; take proper care; be mindful when dealing with animals or any other living thing entrusted; strive not cause any harm or damage due too negligence or excessive use .

This hadith is about taking care of an orphan's camels. It was narrated by Yahya ibn Said and al-Qasim ibn Muhammad that a man came to Abdullah ibn Abbas asking if it was permissible for him to drink from the milk of an orphan's camels. Ibn Abbas replied that it was permissible as long as the man took proper care of the camel such as searching for lost ones, treating their mange and filling in cracks in their water basin. He also warned against milking them excessively so they would not be harmed. This hadith teaches us to take responsibility for our actions and be mindful when dealing with animals or any other living thing entrusted to us. We should always strive to ensure that we are taking proper care of those things under our responsibility while also being mindful not to cause any harm or damage due to negligence or excessive use.