Animal Slaughterhouse Research Paper

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Imagine being taken from your own house and thrown in dirt, old, cramped cages along with many other scared and fragile creatures. Fighting for every last bit of food you can get. This is the life of over 12,000 cats and dogs each year. All fighting for survival in many illegal slaughterhouses. Many cats and dogs had collars on meaning the had been taken from their owners. The cats were used at fuel and food for the dogs while they were prepped for dog fighting.

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