Factory Farm Animals Abuse

For many years, people relied on local farms to supply local markets with different fruits, vegetables, and meats. These farms were usually small and run by rural families. In the early twentieth century, factory farming dominated the industry in production in The United States. Factory farms are large industries, that aim to maximize production at the lowest possible cost for the company and consumers. Factory farming is an efficient method of crop production that helps feed the growing global population at an affordable cost. Unfortunately, these farms are hiding the ugly truth of their business from their consumers. False advertisements of animals living conditions are made to overshadow the abuse of farm animals. These farms put the health …show more content…
They want to portray that the animals are living in an ideal environment; animals are falsely shown in open pastures, eating green grass, having a comfortable living space, and being treated with high ethics. These meat industries invest in billions of dollars annually to create illusions for shoppers to believe that the meat they choose is the right purchase. The reality is quite brutal. Animals are not kept in natural conditions; instead they are held in confined buildings with crowed conditions. Animals are kept in total darkness and sometimes these animals are not allowed to see sunlight by contract. In "Factory Farms Produce Meat in Unethical Ways," readers learn that these animals live under terrible abuse and farmers are actually benefiting from these abuses. “Farmers cut costs by feeding animals the remains of other animals, keeping them in extremely small and soiled enclosures, and refusing to provide bedding,” which further proves that the living conditions of these poor animals is unethical. Because these animals are kept in unbearable environments, consequently they often have problems with stress, diseases, malnourishment, and