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What are some statistics of animal abuse?
some statics are 31%people stab the animal,36% torture,17% drowned the animal and 13% beat the animal
What percent of people in Canada have dolphins as there favourite animal?
According to most recent statistics, about 9% of Canadians said their favorite animal is the dolphin.
When was Statistics Canada created?
Statistics Canada was created in 1971.
Neglecting animal abuse?
Yes, neglecting an animal is animal abuse.
What services would one use to find statistics about Canada?
If one is looking to find statistics about Canada there are many sites offering this information. The best resource for statistics about Canada would be on the Statistics Canada website.
What year had the most animal abuse?
the year with the most animal abuse is every year,many people like to abuse animal in diffrent ways.Overbreeding and poching animal are some of our main parts of animal abuse.
Can animal abuse be supported?
no animal abuse is a bunch of bull
Can you get arreseted for animal abuse?
yes. animal abuse is illegal
What is the definetion of animal abuse?
animal abuse is being mean to an animal for no apparent reason
What is the first recorded animal abuse case in Canada?
The first recorded animal abuse case in Canada dates back to 1884, involving a horse named "Old Billy." The case was brought to attention in Toronto when a man was charged for mistreating the horse, leading to significant public outcry. This case contributed to the formation of animal welfare laws in Canada, highlighting the need for legal protection for animals. It marked a pivotal moment in the recognition of animal rights within the country.
What is a good title for a PowerPoint on animal abuse?
if is society aas stands for animal abuse society
How big of a problem is animal abuse in the US?
The best answer is: unknown. There are no reliable national statistics maintained on how many animals are abused, either absolute or percentage. However, anecdotally the abuse of animals is a serious problem that is often underreported or ignored.
