Yes — here is a simple Jain story for children about ahimsa:

The Story of Lord Neminath and the Animals

Long ago, there was a kind prince named Neminath. He was going to marry a princess named Rajimati.

On the way to the wedding, Prince Neminath heard loud cries from animals. He asked, “Why are they crying?”

People told him, “These animals are being taken to be killed for the wedding feast.”

Neminath felt deep compassion. He thought, “If my happiness causes pain and death to these innocent beings, then such happiness is not right.”

At once, he turned away from the wedding and chose the path of renunciation and non-violence.

He showed everyone that true goodness means:

• not hurting any living being,
• feeling kindness for all creatures,
• and choosing compassion over comfort.

Message for children

This story teaches us:

• Ahimsa means kindness to all living beings
• Even small animals have life and feelings
• A truly noble person never enjoys food, fun, or success that causes suffering to others

Easy moral

“Be kind, be gentle, and never hurt any living being.”

If you want, I can also tell:

• a shorter version for small children, or
• another Jain story about ahimsa.