Professor McDunn Persuasive Speech Outline Introduction Attention Getting Material: Looking at these adorable puppies, you would think that you couldn’t find them at a shelter. But you can. When one thinks of an animal shelter, he/she would come to the conclusion that those animals there were most likely abused, abandoned and are now aggressive to humans. However, that is not the case. Relevance: Knowing more about pet stores and puppy mills will allow the audience to decide where they will be getting their pet if they want to bring one into their life.
Animals are a very unreliable way of testing whether something is safe or not, and there are other options available to researchers. Using blood from human volunteers to test for the presence of fever-causing contaminants in intravenous medicines can save hundreds of thousands of rabbits each year from traditional "pyrogen" tests. EpiSkin, EpiDerm and SkinEthic—each composed of artificial human skin—can save rabbits from painful skin corrosion and irritation tests. The Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability Test and Isolated Chicken Eye Test are techniques that use eyes from animals slaughtered for the meat industry instead of live rabbits to detect chemicals and products that are severely irritating to the eyes. The Reduced Local Lymph Node Assay for skin allergy testing makes it possible to reduce live animal usage by up to 75 percent compared with traditional guinea pig and mouse tests.
Someone finds the abandoned animal and turns him over to a local veterinarian. The animal will get the best treatment and recover...but, the question is, should someone be prosecuted because of the injuries, and the neglect which animal sustained? Should the animal have rights? Non-human animals bleed, they have a heart, they have brains, they feel pain and lastly, they are God's children. According to Bekoff, Michael Mountain published a summary of a recent meeting held in Cambridge, England at which; science leaders have reached a critical consensus: Humans are not the only conscious beings; other animals, specifically mammals and birds, are indeed conscious, too (n.p.).
Simple signs like wagging tails and other body language. A few signs are the tail wag means happy and when the fur sticks up on the back of their neck they are suspicious. A whimper means sad or hurt, a growl means angry, and if they are scared they will just sit down by their owners. Labs are available in many different places. You can buy a dog from a reliable breeder and the advantages to that are you know the dogs background and know it is usually healthy.
If people are willing to be educated of breeding demands and the care of dogs this will lower the risk of pets ending up in shelter to be euthanatized. Euthanizing animals in shelters and answer to what mankind created. To what extent should the control of supply of pets and education be minatory implementation to reduce to the amount of euthanasia of dogs? Breeding of pets should be controlled by authorities to prohibit over breeding. Over breeding of exotic pure breed animals is proven to produce offspring that have neurological problem and pets with undesirable traits.
Animal cruelty needs to stop and if farmers aren’t willing to stop the nasty, brutal way they are killing animals, then what we can do is stop buying meat. Maybe not all at once but we could slowly stop buying so much. Along with that, we would also need to stop going to zoos and circuses. A lot of people think animals do not have feelings, but they do. They know when someone is being nice or being mean.
To help put an end to animal cruelty, we first need to know what animal cruelty is exactly. There are two types of animal cruelty. They are passive cruelty and active cruelty. Passive cruelty occurs when owners severely neglect their pets. To the common person, passive cruelty may look like a less serious form of animal cruelty, but that is certainly not the case.
The first reason is that the cats don’t bark. Even the loudest meow from the cat is much better than the quietest bark of a dog, which is very much sufficient to keep one awake all night long. Another big reason is that cats can clean themselves and on the other hand the dogs need to have the owner to give them a bath, which is at times a pain to do and more time consuming. Moreover, if cats get lost they are amazingly good at finding their way home while the dogs will not return when lost. Dogs are more demanding than cats.
This type of infantile behaviour is common between cats and their owners. This is because the owners provide the cats with food and comfort in a maternal way Buring feaces - The behaviour of cats burying their own faeces is often positively accepted by owners, as it keeps their litter trays tidy, and it is negatively complained about by gardeners, as they can unknowingly uncover it with their hands. It is thought that cats do this for hygienic reasons, although in truth, it is actually to dampen down their odour. It is actually only less confident, fearful cats who will do this. Dominant, un-neutered male cats will do the opposite, by placing their faeces on a little mound, so the odour can have maximum effect.
Regardless of intelligence, their life still has value to them. Use of animals clearly violates animals’ right to live without suffering pain or emotional distress. A range of household products including cosmetics and cleaners are routinely tested on animals to determine how safe the products are for human use. Some of these animals are subjected to pain in tests of skin or eye irritancy; others are killed while establishing the lethal dose of chemical products. In animal experiments, animals can be burned, cut, mutilated, poisoned, turned into drug addicts or alcoholics, given diseases such as cancer or arthritis, crippled, blinded, starved, and