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    and ways people can help animals suffering all alone. With all their information about the behind the scene with animal cruelty they have gained more supporters for their charitable organization. To stop people from eating, wearing, experimenting on, using for entertainment, or abusing animals PETA works through public education to inform new people about the conditions animals have to live in. They also work through cruelty investigations, research, animal rescue, celebrity involvement, and protest campaigns. According to the article “Ingrid Newkirk 's Biography”, this organization has accomplished many firsts and stopped many other things to help animals. Some smaller successes PETA completed was cancel funding, closed facilities, and convinced many designers and companies to stop selling fur. They have also ended car crush testing on animals, educated millions of people about vegetarianism, and helped schools stop dissection of animals (“Ingrid Newkirk’s Biography”). People are finally beginning to realize what has always been happening all these years with the unethical treatment of animals. Individuals think animal testing is right and the best way to test new medicines and other new products. People do not stop to think about why it might be wrong to test on animals and how it puts innocent lives in danger. There has been problems with animal testing in the past because humans do not react the same as animals to a product. A product can be perfectly fine on an animal…

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    will not have any left on the planet to cherish. “In England, France, Germany, the United States, and many other nations, anticruelty laws go well beyond prohibiting beating, injuring, and the like, and impose affirmative duties on people with animals in their care” (Nussbaum 6). The Animal Welfare Act of 1966 was passed to regulate animal abuse (Wagner). There are also many organizations that try to help limit animal abuse and mistreatment. Some organizations such as American Society for the…

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    Animal Abuse has been a problem around the world for as long as one can remember billions of defenseless animals being harmed and tortured, that has all changed when one powerful woman decided to put her foot down. Ingrid Newkirk has made a huge impact on the ethical treatment of animals as well as helped spread awareness around the world, by establishing the world’s largest animal rights activist organization PETA. Ingrid Newkirk was born in Surrey, England where she was raised for seven…

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    It had soon gotten around that at the University of Pennsylvania Head Injury Clinic, monkeys had received head injuries during experiments used to help human accident victims that had impaired or disabled limbs. This situation eliminated federal funding from the Department of Health and Human Services due to a video that they had seen of the animals (Bloyd41). In 1990, citizens sent letters to Barbara Bush asking her to free the monkeys due to the Silver Spring Monkey case. The request was not…

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    To fully understand the problems with PETA, one first needs to be familiar with their goals. Many know that their most basic goal is to lessen, or eliminate animal cruelty. The president herself, Ingrid Newkirk, begins her organization 's introduction with “Do you want animals to suffer? Didn’t think so”. Well, of course not. No one would want a world where animals have to needlessly suffer for our benefit. That’s why we have things like the Animal Welfare Act; According to the Animal Welfare…

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    On September 8th, Pacheco took the evidence to the police. After preliminary investigations Detective, Sergeant Rick Swain and team did the first ever raid of a research facility in the U.S. During the raid Swain discovered not only the conditions the monkeys were living but also a cockroach infestation in the surgery room. Swain confiscated the monkeys and files. Taubs attorneys quickly started to demand that their clients property be returned the next day. That night the monkeys disappeared.…

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    Having been given a boost by the Silver Springs Monkeys case, animal rights groups now protest against testing done on animals more hotly than ever (Perdew 6-16). People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and the other extremists views line up with evolution. If mankind is no different than animals, then it would be wrong to test things on an animal that could potentially kill it. Extreme animal rights activists have been known to say absurd things such as: “A rat is a pig is a dog is…

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    In Michael Pollan’s “An Animal’s Place” Pollan provides an argument on whether or not Americans should consume animals, and specifically, if the fashion in which animals are farmed and slaughtered respects their capacity to suffer. Pollan illustrates his personal dilemma particularly when he ironically points his debate on whether or not to eat meat began while he was dining at a steakhouse. To develop his argument, Pollan initially exclusively uses the citation of animal rights activists, but…

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    model. According to Renov, Notorious is mostly focused on the men’s gaze, with which the viewer is led to identify with both Devlin and Alex, associated with two different female images: the devote partner and the traitor (1980). Modleski (1977) and Wood, on the contrary, believe that the viewer identifies with Alicia. Wood states that the male system in Notorious is not enough because the viewer is actually able to identify with Devlin. According to him, the subjectivity is the main tool with…

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    Furthermore, this information provides that Canada is doing their hardest to save their animal species. For all these reasons, animals are doing what they were born to do and do not suffer. Finally, I believe that the rights of animals is very important. Specifically when it comes to dog shows in the breeding world. Firstly, the scandal and misfortune of dog shows. For example, Ingrid Nerkirk, writer for Washington Post, shares that breeders who do dog shows ae considered rats that do not…

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