The fight for animal rights is not a new subject, in fact it has been around since 19th century England. Organizations such as the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) were established back in 1866. While basic animal rights may be in place, ethics in some places may still be questioned but we have come a long way in terms of animal rights as a whole. It has protected many species from extinction, but what is left to be done? With factory farms and laboratory experiments it is time to find just what is left, and what has been done to help already.
Extinction is in fact an ever-present force that looms over all life these past 540 million years. The primary cause of human-induced extinction events is simply human over population. …show more content…
Animal rights have always been a major disagreement, though once PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) was co-founded in 1980 these rejected animals were shown some light. The amount of shelters founded since 1980 has skyrocketed. “Today there are over 6,000 shelters in the United States alone” (www.peta.org). Not only has shelters strongly been affected after the discussion of animal rights have taken off, but many activists have been greatly changed the paths for many struggling animals.” To reduce the amount of abandoned and abused animals daily, many animal rights activists have encouraged shelters and have been involved dedicating their time to these affected animals” (www.peta.org). Rachael Ray features information on proper food nutrition by developing her own line of pet food that shelters across the U.S.A. recommend and use a great deal of. Ray helps raise awareness for organizations that makes a difference for neglected animals. A portion of the proceeds from her pet food is donated to shelters around the country.”Personal proceeds from sales of Nutrish have gone toward food, medical supplies and treatments for animals in need. Many more shelters around the country need help, and through Rachael 's Rescue, together we can make a difference in the lives of many four-legged friends” (Ray). Animal Rights has sparked many activists and …show more content…
One of these massive things problems is “Factory Farms”. Recently, there has been contrasting views on how healthy factory farms actually are. Bundles of our population believe that factory farming should be aloud. Some folk like it because it’s cheap, and that most individuals can’t afford organic meat. Others agree and think it is quick and the factories produce a lot in a short period of time. “Factory farming creates a profit-based system of farming the provides human populations with the amount of calories they need every day to survive. Whether it is livestock or crops that is the focus of any specific farm, food products can come out of the factory farm on a regular basis ” (http://www.farmsanctuary.org). The views on this topic of Factory Farming are very different depending where the person stands with animal rights,. Though overall, many events have been affected because of the support for animal rights, but Factory Farming has not yet been
Extinction is in fact an ever-present force that looms over all life these past 540 million years. The primary cause of human-induced extinction events is simply human over population. …show more content…
Animal rights have always been a major disagreement, though once PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) was co-founded in 1980 these rejected animals were shown some light. The amount of shelters founded since 1980 has skyrocketed. “Today there are over 6,000 shelters in the United States alone” (www.peta.org). Not only has shelters strongly been affected after the discussion of animal rights have taken off, but many activists have been greatly changed the paths for many struggling animals.” To reduce the amount of abandoned and abused animals daily, many animal rights activists have encouraged shelters and have been involved dedicating their time to these affected animals” (www.peta.org). Rachael Ray features information on proper food nutrition by developing her own line of pet food that shelters across the U.S.A. recommend and use a great deal of. Ray helps raise awareness for organizations that makes a difference for neglected animals. A portion of the proceeds from her pet food is donated to shelters around the country.”Personal proceeds from sales of Nutrish have gone toward food, medical supplies and treatments for animals in need. Many more shelters around the country need help, and through Rachael 's Rescue, together we can make a difference in the lives of many four-legged friends” (Ray). Animal Rights has sparked many activists and …show more content…
One of these massive things problems is “Factory Farms”. Recently, there has been contrasting views on how healthy factory farms actually are. Bundles of our population believe that factory farming should be aloud. Some folk like it because it’s cheap, and that most individuals can’t afford organic meat. Others agree and think it is quick and the factories produce a lot in a short period of time. “Factory farming creates a profit-based system of farming the provides human populations with the amount of calories they need every day to survive. Whether it is livestock or crops that is the focus of any specific farm, food products can come out of the factory farm on a regular basis ” (http://www.farmsanctuary.org). The views on this topic of Factory Farming are very different depending where the person stands with animal rights,. Though overall, many events have been affected because of the support for animal rights, but Factory Farming has not yet been