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    Chapter 2 Animal Abandonment Animal abandonment is a big problem. Most abandonment happens after abuse.Why not a lot people know. Imagine driving down the highway and seeing a beaten lonely hungry cold weak dog/cat.Awful right? That's what animal abandonment is. Not all animals are safe from danger in a shelter. Sometimes the shelters are the biggest enemy to lonely beaten abused and hungry cold weak animals. They give them a shelter and food for a couple days until the put…

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    Animal Captivity Essay

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    started this project my initial standpoint was that all forms of animal captivity are wrong. I still stand by this in terms of SeaWorld, circus animals and wildlife parks that simply do not care about the animal’s welfare but what has really changed my mind on the topic is UK Zoos. From communicating with Flamingo Land, Blackpool Zoo and Belfast Zoo, it seems like they all have one common goal in mind; conservation and making sure the animals are fit, healthy and meet with the standards of…

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    Australian Feral Animals

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    Therefore, with no threat of predation, no fatal disease threats and an extreme reproductive rate, these species have been able to over populate regions all over Australia. Feral animals pose a great threat to native species by predation, competition for food and shelter, destroying habitat, and by spreading diseases. Feral animals are generally solitary and nocturnal, spending most of the day in the safety of shelters such as rabbit burrows, logs or rock piles (The Department of the…

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    argument in my philosophy class, it is about animal equality. In, Animal Liberation, Peter Singer argues that we should extend the same rights and equality of human beings to non humans; animals. He does not make this claim meaning animals are equal in abilities, opportunities, or their logic towards life. Also, if he achieves his claim he does not agree to have equal rights towards animals. Peter Singer argues for equal consideration. This means that if an animal were to feel pain and…

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    time with animals into their campus activities and even their curriculum. Auburn University is one of the amazing campuses that allow students the time and the access to play with animals, particularly dogs (Recchio, 2015). These classes allow students to have an hour of what they call “puppy play”. They either take the students to a shelter where they can play with the animals or they bring the animals to the campus. Many studies have been done to show how the time spent with animals decreases…

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    that animals that are not treated humanely prior to, during, and after research. According to Jacqueline L. Longe, writer of the article “Animal Experimentation,” “The Animal Welfare Act (Laboratory Animal Welfare Act of 1966, P.L. 89-544) was signed into law by then-President Lyndon Johnson in August 1966. The Act covers the humane housing and treatment of cats, dogs, hamsters, rabbits, nonhuman primates, and guinea pigs.” Precautions have already been taken to ensure that household animals are…

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    McLachlan and the ASPCA help dogs in shelters, but what about those who slowly deteriorate in labs? Each year, over 100 million animals- including mice, rats, frogs, hamsters, rabbits, dogs, monkeys, fish, and birds- loose their life due to animal testing. Scientists claim animal testing is the best way to develop medical treatments. However, animal cruelty…

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    Humen is A human is way better at everything and I animal kills humans are really kill you already know how I feel yeah mister daddy animals they got us we don't got to pay we have food at stores so all we got to do is go Outdoors Right there and we have cars they don't we have Better Homes then And their bodies are made different or is it all we have orange left heading your way smarter than them we go to school they don't so that's how I'm going to put my story you understand meI said they we…

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    know that most zoos are treating animals vary badly? Well some people believe that zoos are very good to the animals. I disagree because the zoos use the animals for selfish gains, ill handling of animals and also suiravel of the fittest. In my opinion animals should not be held captivity because most of the animals there can change to sick and also are upset for the people who see them in the zoos. To begin zoos often just want make money off the animals by not paying workers or…

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    Animal Ethics The relationship between humans and animals has always come into question, especially since human beings seat at the top of the food chain. Aided by advanced weapons and technology, humans can subdue or hurt any animal, which has also classified humans as the most dangerous of the animal kingdom. Since before civilization people have killed animals for food and fur or clothing; modern times have seen humans use animals for experiments, for entertainment such as in zoos, and as pets…

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