Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
therefore be obligated to steer clear of bloodshed. In conclusion, the practices of meat farming, fur farming, and vivisection, should be outlawed to stop the brutal treatment of helpless animals.
The problem with so-called animal rights today
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Category: /Law & Government/Law Issues
. When zoos have a surplus of animals they are sometimes sold to circuses and hunting farms. Animals don't belong in circuses where they are paraded around
and forced to perform unnatural tricks. The animals at the circuses are sometimes forced to live
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Category: /Science & Technology
transplants, hip replacements, pacemakers, and bypass surgery.
Advances in Veterinary medicine have been made due to testing on animals. Millions of dogs, cats and other farm animals would have died from Anthrax, Distemper, Canine Provirus, Feline Leukemia
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Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
has several arguments that he offers for why we should not eat meat. This includes the support to stop inhumane slaughtering of farm animals, the saving of land to use for growing crops to feed impoverished countries instead of rearing farm animals
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Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
that they undergo as little discomfort or suffering as possible. Also the same methods that are painful to animals have also improved the lives of countless animals. More than eighty medicines and vaccines developed for humans are now used to heal pets, farm animals
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Category: /Science & Technology/Biology
99 percent of all animal experiments are on
rats and mice developed expressly for laboratory use.
'Less than 1 percent of experiments involve cats, dogs,
farm animals, nonhuman primates, frogs, fish, and
birds.' ( ¯Encyclopedia of Medicine, AMA
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Category: /Science & Technology/Zoology
in research was expressed in the nineteenth century. Even before this, however, concern had arisen about the treatment of farm animals. The first piece of legislation to forbid cruelty to animals was adopted by the General Court of Massachusetts in 1641 and stated
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Category: /Society & Culture/Environment
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and "cruelty free" products. PETA attempts to establish and
defend the rights of all animals. Their primary focus is on
the factory farms, laboratories and the fur trade, but will
also concern themselves with hunting, fishing, zoos, the
circus and other ways
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Category: /History
fertilizers were created people used a natural fertilizer. This fertilizer was called manure, they received these manures from farm animals. These animals were cattle, chickens, and horses. This fertilizer is still being used, especially by organic farmers
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Category: /Literature/English
Krystle Colbert
English Pre A-P 9-1
December 8, 1999
Animal Farm
Theme. What is it? A theme is a central idea of a story that
usually reveals something about human nature. A theme is usually
unstated as are the themes in George
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