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Avoid Capturing Animals from the Wild

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Animals may look cute and happy to see their zookeepers, trainers, and visitors in the park. However, they have their painful dark side while they are in zoos, aquariums, and parks. It is important to avoid capturing animals from the wild because after being captured, they will: become aggressive and dangerous to humans and other animals, become bored and stressed in their cages or tanks, and may eventually have health issues.

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 The Animal Bill of Rights

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The english author Michael Morpurgo said “Animals are sentient, intelligent, perceptive, funny and entertaining. We owe them a duty of care as we do to children.” So why hesitate on protecting the animals from suffer, I believe we should pass the Animal Bill of Rights, because if animals are being punish by humans; beings who have no right or power over them, then there should be a legal document or law

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It is Cruel to Keep Animals in Zoos Essay

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Zoo’s all around the world are seen as a great adventure to take kids to enjoy the outdoors seeing animals. It might be a great opportunity to see all different kinds of animals but people that go have no idea what it makes the animals feel. There are so many negative things about having animals stuck in cages. They need to be free and in the wild and be able to

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Animal Testing Should Be Banned

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Take a close look at your shampoo bottle, or your favorite makeup products that you use on a daily basis. Do you see anything that stands out to you? No, not the sleek and pretty packaging, but the tiny little “cruelty free” label that many people look over. The use of animals in research and testing, especially for cosmetics has been a widely debated topic for many years now. It all

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Should Zoos Be Banned?

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It is time to make a change. We must work together and say no to zoological gardens once and for all. Zoos around the world are doing much harmful things to the lives of these poor mammals, reptiles, and e.t.c. Animals are in too small of enclosures. There is just too small of a space for the animals to happily roam around in. Research has shown that lions and tigers have

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 To What Extent Does Animal Cruelty Affect the Society?

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Harming animals hasbeen something that has been practiced for a long time, and is still being done in our modern day society. Violence or neglect perpetrated against animals is considered animal cruelty. It commonly takes place in both rural and urban areas intentionally by people who hoard, who make abusive actions, and who are in need of mental health or social services. Victims of animal cruelty are usually dogs, cats, horses

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Animal Legal Defense Fund

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The english author Michael Morpurgo said “Animals are sentient, intelligent, perceptive, funny and entertaining. We owe them a duty of care as we do to children.” So why hesitate on protecting the animals from suffer, I believe we should pass the Animal Bill of Rights, because if animals are being punish by humans; beings who have no right or power over them, then there should be a legal document or law

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Abnormal Repetitive Behaviors (ARBs)

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Abnormal Repetitive Behaviors (ARBs) are commonly observed in many species of wild animals who are forced to live in captive environments such as zoos. These behaviors are largely studied and well understood by observing these animals in their domestic habitat and comparing their behavior with the ones held in zoos. Many experiments and studies have been carried out, some said that these newly acquired behavior patterns are not useful nor do

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Violations of Animal Welfare Policies

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If a person goes into a store, they can often find many products which have been the result of inhumanity. Everyday products like; makeup, vaseline, candy, even glass cleaner is used on animals to test its safety. Animals possibly can be subject to animal experimentation or put into horrible conditions for knowledge on human diseases. There is an ongoing debate on animal experimentation. While there may be scientific benefit of testing

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World Animal Protection

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This research has been executed by the University of Oxford’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) and accredited by World Animal Protection where they have compared expert scientific reviews of wildlife tourism venues with more than 50,000 reviews on TripAdvisor. This deplayed that 80% of people left positive reviews for venues that are treating wild animals very badly. The aim of this report is to uncover the cruelty that’s hiding behind irresponsible

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