All jokes aside - I think this question is worth asking. What is "the human soul" how does it differ from "the animal soul"
The animals I mentioned were (mostly) intentional. Modern Biologists and psychologists have demonstrated that Elephants are highly empathetic beings and demonstrate many traits that indicate grief, happiness, joy, compassion, love, etc. In contrast whales have brains that seem to be 'wired' for emotions - in fact the parts of their brains that help process emotions and encourage the development are social interaction appear to be more complex than the human equivalent.
There appears to be no definition of "soul" that separates the humans from the rest of the animals. Furthermore, it appears to be nothing more than a human invention to describe the feelings, passions and emotions that influence our actions. Is there a soul? Is there a soul that is different from the 'animal soul'? Aside from cats of course - they have no souls