They are in small, compacted areas and do not have room to move as much. In zoos, animal abuse happens because of the animals’ living area and how the zoo keepers and cleaners treat them. The environment where viewers see the animals are clean until the animals go back into their sleeping area. It is filthy and the zoo keepers are greedy and do not care about the animals so they give them unsanitary food or unsanitary water. Animal abuse should be reported immediately if it is happening or if someone thinks another person is doing it.
Animal testing is wrong. I am going to talk about animal testing, why it is wrong and the effect that it has on the animals in general. It’s just disgusting what these people are doing to animals and even though they do it for medical research, they have no right to make another living creatures life a living hell. Here are a few examples: My first argument is storing the animals in cages. It is inhumane to keep animals in small enclosures like that where they wouldn’t even get room to stretch their legs or get the chance to behave like they would naturally in the wild.
It might seem less serious, but that is not the case; it can lead to terrible pain and suffering, and sometimes death. Some examples include starvation, dehydration, untreated infections, inadequate shelter in extreme weather conditions, and the failure to get medical care. Passive cruelty is sometimes due to the owner’s ignorance, so many animal control officers will first try to educate neglectful owners on how to properly care for animals before giving them a ticket or placing them under arrest. The second kind of animal abuse is active cruelty. It is more well know and disturbing.
In captivity wild animals are used for our entertainment. Adults and children visiting zoos have be given the subconscious message that its ok to use animals for our own entertainment, it also trespasses on their freedom or quality of life. Therefore zoos will encourage poor treatment of animals. People do not go to zoos for educational purposes they simply go to be entertained and diverted by weird and wonderful creatures seen as objects of beauty and entertainment. The only way to understand an animal properly is to see it in its natural environment the zoos give an artificial and misleading view of the animal by isolating it from its natural habitat.
The purpose of this bill is to recognize and change the treatment and captivity requirements for large marine mammals. The current treatment of large marine mammals in captivity is inhumane and is in no way suitable for the needs of the animals. The living conditions for large marine mammals are much too small and many are over crowded which causes stress and outbursts of violence. Animals who are not born in captivity are taken directly from wild, breaking the very strong emotional bonds that many marine mammals have causing heavy emotional trauma. In general, the blatant disregard for health, minimal stimulation and lack of knowledge of the animals alone is a huge part of the poor treatment.
Should Animals Be Kept in Captivity or Should They Be Freed in the Wild? Animals in captivity are deprived of their natural environment, social interaction and typical activity. These animals often turn their energies and anxiety into stereotypical behaviour that are not evident in animals who are free to move around in the wild. Moreover, animals in captivity are usually affected by extreme boredom, lack of appropriate exercise, poor quality of food and lack of variety of food, especially in poorly run facilities. Deprived of their natural environment and social groupings, these animals are unable to learn in a way that will help them achieve their full potential and realized their genuine origin.
Clearly, animal tests are failing to protect people. This is partly because common symptoms, such as nausea, dizziness, headaches and visual disturbance, are essentially impossible to detect in animals. Furthermore, the lives of commonly used laboratory animals are up to 66 times shorter than that of a human being, making it difficult to identify side effects that are slow to develop. Dozens of treatments for stroke have been developed in animals but none has been successful in humans. In conclusion, animal testing should be eliminated because it violates animals’ rights, causing pain and suffering to the experimental animals.
Risks involved The risk factors that comes along with keeping such animals are so high compared to the little advantages that people may claim to be getting from them. These animals are wild and keeping them might lead to some accidents which the owner would have to bear with. Because the owner cannot basically meet their needs, these animals may attack unexpectedly and cause great harm. They can also make the owner or anyone who access the premises contract some diseases such as TB, Herpes and even Rabies since taking care of them cannot be compared to taking care of the normal pets such as the dogs. The behaviors of the exotic animals cannot be predicted, one may not order and command their steps each minute and therefore can kill or maim within few seconds.
This is evident in their building of the windmill. They stupidly think that they are working for themselves, not realising that they are only working for Napolean. Also, the element of fear on Animal Farm contributes to their lack of questioning Napolean. The pigs utilise fear by telling the animals that if they do not obey, their old, cruel master Jones will return. In one particular case, the animals grumble
Many of wild animals cannot cope with situation that they are taken from their natural habitats and placed in captivity. They cannot carry on their normal activity like in the wild and become listless and inactive in zoo. They also lose their natural abilities such as sprinting and hunting when placed in captivity. According to Virginia McKenna, the founder of Born Free Foundation and wildlife campaigner of United Kingdom suggested that freedom is a precious concept, and wildlife suffers mentally and physically from the lack