Animal Rights and Abuse

which characteristic do all vertebrates have in common as embryos

-My guess is people think that the endangered animals are like humans.

-They may think the animals are lonely as they are the only ones left in the world so they feel sorrow for the endangered animals.

-I fancy Georgina Miners.

well, humans pollute the water and air, and plus they kill animals for their meat, so i guess humans don't affect animals very well.

The matador kills the bull after the bull fight.

They test make-up by putting the make-up on a dead person.

Cosmetic companies have things that are smeared or sprayed onto the skin when they come up with something new the want to be sure that it does not cause any irritation or other harm to humans. So they test the product in massive amounts on animals to see how much is required to cause harm. The people that do this work have absolutely no conscience and belong to the ilk that worked on human experiments in Germany prior to and during the war and the Japanese in china at around the same time.

Not long enough to perpetuate a legend about it dwelling in a certain loch, in a certain northern European country.

Umm i would truthfully think so but im not real sure i dont think and in this world can be so sure

It keeps them warm in the cold weather, and also in the heat it helps cool them down.

After 3 days they will evaluate the animals fitness, aggresion, and other factors and if it does not meet standards the animals will be put down. After at 3monthers or so

when talking about a dog, the term stud is used to refer to an un altered (not fixed) male dog who is used for the purpose of breeding.

Becoming active in the area of animal rights can be done in a few different ways. You could volunteer for a rescue or animal shelter or use your Facebook, Twitter, or other social media accounts to help spread the word. You may choose to join a protest advocating the need for laws that protect animal rights.

***Most cases are based on a conviction with a fine and/or jail time. Some are refused owning any animals again.

you would go to court to see if your case was bad enough but they aposer needs proof and the deffendant would lose ownership of the animals and a warrant would alow people to go and take the animals to an animal shelter where they would HOPEFULLY be adopted but a loving and caring person!!!!!!!!!!

Because innocent animals are being maimed and killed to satisfy a niche in the gambling market by people that probably need to be pitted against each other in the same way.

and people are just doing it to entertain and get money

If an animal is abused, it has dramatic affects on their life. At a young age, if an animal is abused, they learn nothing but fear and don't know how to trust, which is what turns into aggression. Think of dog fights, those dogs are abused as puppies and beaten, turned from loveable puppies into vicious fighting dogs who don't know right from wrong. But that's physical abuse. There is also the abuse of dehyrdation and starvation, where the animal is not fed or watered, sometimes leading to death. Also, exposure is a type of abuse, where an animal is left in the elements (rain, sun, snow) for a long period of time. If help doesn't come, these animals usually die.

Even if the animal does survive, they still end up having to go through a lot ot recover from the trauma they have endured.

"Factory farms" were not invented, they were merely created out of necessity to meet the growing demands of a growing population. Family farms often cannot stay in the business if the kids are not interested in keeping ties to the farm anymore, nor can they stay if costs are too high and profits too low to keep going. With cities expanding, better and easier jobs being offered in the cities and towns, and the interest in keeping the farm on the decline, more and more family farms were sold and given up, larger and more commercial farms needed to be created and took over these small farms to create more land and capital to grow on.

Confined Animal Feeding Operations became on the rise because of their higher efficiency and ability to turn out more products in a certain time period than a family farm was (and is) able to do. More eggs, more pork, chicken and beef could be sold in a shorter amount of time and on a grander scale than what several small family farms were able to do.

The consumer was also the driving force for such operations, since they were the ones responsible for wanting a certain product on the shelf, or more of that product on the shelf all the time. Family farms were so varied in the kind of pork, chicken, milk, eggs and beef produced that consumers had a hard time knowing what to pick or even where to go to find such products. CAFOs were the key to making such products more consistent and available in greater quantities all year round.

Now the terms "nice small farms" and "huge cruel farms" are, undoubtedly, argumentative. Not all small farms are nice. There are a lot of animal cruelty cases from small "nice" farms that the HSUS and the SPCA get about certain livestock that are treated cruelly or appear neglected. And these so-called "factory farms" are not all cruel either: there are a large number of farms that take as good care of their livestock as they can while at the same time meeting the production demands for selling a product. Undoubtedly this is a double-edged sword, but with careful management it all works out. The term "cruel" is really overgeneralizing things, since it assumes that, from only a few reports, all of these "factory farms" are cruel and inhumane. While this is partly true, it doesn't show what all farms do to care for their livestock.

There are dozens of reasons. maybe they didn't match the decor, or the animals didn't live up to their expectations, or possibly even they only bought the animal to impress their friends or whatever. Many people have gotten rid of the animals because they smell bad, they are too loud, and many more reasons. I should know. My uncle's pet dog had to be gotten rid of because he smelled. Some people just are too shamed to return it, so they toss it or don't care for it anymore. In the end, my uncle's dog was eaten, and the dog was so fat, it's entire skin was nothing but fat. My uncle ran away from home (he was only ten at then), and returned a few days later with a puppy that his other dog had given birth to.

Because they are lazy pigs who cant be bothered to look after an animal so they give them up and abandon them. :(

They are: foxes, coyotes, stray dogs, snakes For the young= eagles

about 3-4 million cats and dogs each year :( <---sad face

i live in australia and at the moment as disgusting as this is, people are killing them because we apparently have to many running wild, and destroying nature. The authoritys have decided that it is easy to just kill them, other people kill them for fun, or many many other reasons, all in all its sick when its for fun or for "nature" or any other reason unless it was "i am starving to death and the only thing near me is a horse" I dont know even then I dont really agree with it but whatever.

Until just recently there was was no place in the US where old, sick, or dying horses could legally be taken other than simply killing them and burying the carcass. This was a problem since many people had no way or place to bury such a large carcass. As a result, many horse owners felt they had no option but to simply turn them loose in the open countryside, which was obviously not a good solution.

There is a surplus population of cats and dogs. No one is willing to take care of them, so to keep them from running wild in human-populated areas (which can be a health hazard because of diseases like rabies), they are euthanized. This is considered the most painless way to end their lives. You can do your part to prevent euthanization by spaying or neutering your pets, and by adopting from shelters like the Humane Society instead of purchasing your pet from breeders.