Oppression Of Animals Movie Analysis

There are several problems in the world that need to be fixed such as global warming, war, hunger, inequality, diseases, overpopulation, poverty, etc. We would have an ideal world if all these problems were fixed. What stands out to me personally is the oppression of animals whether it be of farm animals in factories, rabbits as test subjects in labs, dogs in puppy mills, safari animals being hunted, or rabbits getting their fur ripped out for fashion. As a kid I have always cared for the environment and the animals that inhabit it because of how amazed I was towards it. Nature and animals have always fascinated me. I hope to grow up to help the environment and animals who are powerless. When I was a kid, I saw a movie called Beethoven about a family who brings in a puppy into their family. The antagonists of the movie owned a puppy mill that treated the dogs harshly. Even after watching the movie, I did not believe that they actually exist. I did not know how cruel, greedy, and heartless some people were. I was naive because I used to think that cows, chickens, and pigs lived happily on large fields of grass freely roaming around and that the fur of animals were shaved off without any pain to the animal.
The first time that I thought of wanting to grow up helping animals was about five years ago after I went to the Worcester Animal
Rescue League shelter. During this time, I really wanted to get a dog so my mom allowed me to just look around a shelter without buying one. As I opened the entrance to the shelter, the first thing i heard were tons of dogs barking repeatedly. Though I was small, I was not too frightened by them knowing that the dogs just wanted attention. It broke my heart to witness so many lonely dogs behind fences without a family. They were probably neglected or misunderstood by their former owner.
More awareness needs to be brought towards this problem because many are unknowledgeable of the suffering animals experience, how animals are treated behind the walls of laboratories, factories, etc. If the whole world knew of this problem, a lot more change would occur to create a cruelty-free world.
My vision of having a world without the oppression of animals may be unrealistic, but I truly hope that by the time I die, the world will grow to become more compassionate towards animals.
Humans should not ever have the right to harm an animals unless in situations of self-defense. It is not morally right to allow the torture that many animals experience in this world. It saddens me to think that billions of animals are killed every day for food. Though I do not know exactly what I would want to when I grow older, I hope to work towards improving the world. The world would be a much happier place if animals were treated
morally.