Importance Of Animal Neglect

Animal neglect is disgustingly abundant nowadays simply because people buy an animal from the pet store that they find appealing, maybe even a parent getting his child a simple fish as an “easy” pet to keep. Let’s say they bought a goldfish and just plopped it into a fishbowl, a few years later they lose interest in it and begin to stop feeding it and cleaning its fishbowl. Some people may also buy an exotic animal like a wolf because they’re “cool” they will just end up caging it or restraining for fear that it will attack them. These neglected animals may end up dead or just “living”, being fed and never getting out of their restraints all their life.
It would be intolerable to just let these amazing creatures die without much contribution …show more content…
I suggest that the pet owners who truly love their pets release the animals as soon as they can no longer provide for them or as soon as they feel lazy to care for it, in their nearest possible habitat, but they must ensure that it is healthy enough to survive its initial stay at its new home, otherwise it may die before it grows big enough to reproduce and create more biological diversity for that ecosystem. This way their beloved pets may thrive and the owners can easily go there and watch them dominate that certain ecosystem, just like how a parent wants his child to be the absolute best in …show more content…
Sadly, many pet keepers are irresponsible or have no real connection with these animals, leading to animal neglect. If we could just find a way to make these people genuinely love and care for them, but that of course is impossible. Setting them free to their nearest possible habitat or making them useful contributors to our needs are the only ways to make us humans and animals mutually happy. The animals can be free or aid us as pest control or as an energy resource and the owners can still visit and be happy for their pet, all the while increasing the biodiversity of our beloved