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    Animal Husbandry Effects

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    Borgstrom reveals that people are not educated about the major effects of animal husbandry. The government constantly suggest that humans should reduce water usage by taking shorter showers, checking faucets and pipes for leaks, and turning off the water after wetting a toothbrush; while ignoring animal agriculture as one of the leading causes of water reduction. Furthermore, animal suffering and human illness are two additional effects of producing livestock. Education concerning the negative aspects of…

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    Grandin is one of the most accomplished and well-known adults with autism in the world and she has played a large part in improving the animal agriculture industry. She is an American professor of animal science at Colorado State University, world renowned autism spokesperson and consultant to the livestock industry on animal behavior (Hauser, 2010). She has influenced the lives of many people and has made many accomplishments that have influenced the animal agriculture industry and the food…

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    I found it amazing how body systems worked together to create a functioning individual and how bacteria and viruses infected the body and disrupted those systems. I was not, however, the kid that always dreamed of being a veterinarian. In fact, it was not until I was in high school that the idea of becoming a veterinarian took root. Suddenly, I found myself shadowing and eventually employed at the local animal hospital. I was learning skills such as animal restraint, blood drawing, surgery…

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    According to the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science, “Every person in the United States has benefited from the results of animal testing. Children are now immunized against many diseases such as whooping cough, small pox, and tetanus all because of animal testing”. With all the good coming from animal testing it is hard to believe there are still some radical groups strongly opposing the medical science behind it. Animal testing for medical purposes is necessary and justified…

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    could be done to help save animal species. Conservation projects are a huge part of how the San Diego Zoo saves animals around the world. San Diego Global’s involvement in Cameroon, Africa in 2012 have been to help preserve the local environment, especially the variety of over ten species of primates. Some of those primates include; a recently discovered group of Ebo gorillas and the Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee. The Organization's mission was to inspire people to help save their local…

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    Premarin Research Paper

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    Is animal suffering worth having medical treatments for humans? It is easy to separate yourself from animal suffering if you don't see it, animal abuse can be an out of sight out of mind idea. Plus it's hard to imagine how an animal can suffer so much for one small little pill. People think that it is better an animal suffers instead of a human, but what if the medical discovery didn't save lives? If it only treated some annoying symptoms of an illness and thousands of animals, horses in this…

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    Today, more animals are being used for experiments than ever before. In the United States alone, about one hundred million animals are being used for experimentation (Goodman). This has been a controversial topic for several decades and today it is not any different. Animal experimentation is crucial in biomedical research because it is needed for advancements in human health. There are no other alternatives to animal experimentation that are as effective. Animals are very similar to…

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    Despite the high cost of college, the result will be absolute necessity to me. The only way to fulfill my dream of being a veterinarian is to go to college. I will need to take many classes to achieve my goal and it will cost a lot of money but it is my dream job. Since I was a little kid I have always been involved with animals. I convinced my parents to get our first puppy, caught snakes and tadpoles and I had many different kinds of pets. By middle school I was sure I wanted to go into the…

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    Why Are Zoos Inhumane

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    zoos typically began to show wealth and power. It took a long time for zoos to come to The United States. In 1861, the first zoo was New York City’s Central Park, but it was not much more than a modest menagerie. It wasn’t until 1874 in Philadelphia where the first modern scientific zoo opened, inspired by the London zoo. Critics say zoos are inhumane because wild animals are not designed to be in captivity. While supporters say the animals are highly benefitted in zoos because they are…

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    1. Housing Housing of both farm and laboratory animals, share the same criteria since they love to share the same nest or shelter with a member of the same species. This implies that, rats or mice cannot share their shelter with a cat since it will just end up feeding on them and the same applies to sheep and dogs which could feed on their young ones. Furthermore, size of shelter also matters to both type of animals, since farm animals would require more space and generally survive outdoor…

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