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asdfghjkl;;lkjhgfdsasdfghjkl;kjhgfdsadfghjklkjhgfdsfghjdsbfhjebsjdnhfudbgdyrhfcjdfseuirjd- knmx,ckjsfikznm,xsdkhuyhcbdgbvfdghyerjhmx Imagene being taken to a place where you are locked up, with barely any room for movement, in a small cage. You are taken every once in a while to get your hair shaved off, and things rubbed into your skin that could potentially make your hair never grow back, or it burns you and makes your skin bleed. Or maybe you get a substance put into your eyes and are kept with that substance in your eyes for two weeks and you go blind. These are a few things that happen to animals that are used for research and although animal research has helped to find cures for some virisus, such as polio, there are more efficient and ethical ways to do so that do not involve the suffering of innocent creatures. My purpose today is to tell you about the truths of animal testing; what animal tesing is, how unreliable the data is in animal testing, and alternatives to animal testing that would save many lives of animals that could be going to a new home and not a lab for research.

I’ve had many animals in my life and I know that if one of them had been taken off to be put into a research lab, it would break my heart. We’ve all had pets at some point in our lives, so could you stand for that sort of treatment to be given to your animals like that of a research lab?Animal testing, also known as animal experiments is the act of using non-human animals in research, development projects or scientific experiments. Statistics reveal that, each year millions of animals such as dogs, cats, rats, mice, ferrets, hamsters and monkeys experience physical and mental torture due to scientific practices. Although some believe that these experiments are necessary on grounds of advancement of medicine, most people believe that these experiments are cruel, unethical barbaric and outdated. One of the biggest disadvantages identified in animal testing is the harming,