Today's world is becoming blinded daily by the menacing and threatening treatment towards animals. Almost all humans grew up eating meat, wearing wool, and enjoying a day at the zoo. Almost all remember bringing home their furry new family member of the pet store. Humans fail to recognize the impact of these actions that at the time seemed so careless. More than one hundred million animals each year are burned, poisoned, or mistreated in experimental labs. According to PETA, “the FDA reported that 92 out of every 100 drugs that successfully pass animal trials and go into human clinical testing fail during the human clinical trial phase” (1). Still today, humans handle these animals as if they are resources and material for our ability to survive.
