Outline For Animal Rights
Animal Rights
Introduction
Thesis: An animal should be given rights because the way they are currently being treated is unethical and it should be banned. These animals are victims of factory farming, they are being hunted, and they are being tested on in laboratories.
II. Body Paragraph 1: The method of factory farming has contributed to the abuse that animals have been receiving for many of years.
A. Supporting evidence: These animals are being overcrowded in cages with poor air quality and unnatural light patterns, tail docked without anesthesia, being forcibly bred, they are being abused by workers, and neglected if they are sick or nearly dying
(ASPCA) or the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. …show more content…
Body Paragraph 2: Another reason why animals should be able to obtain rights is because they are being hunted for food or to go through the process of taxidermy. Animals are being killed in an inhumane way. A. With hunting animals are shot and end up getting killed which is inhumane for the animal to die. The animal could possibly die a long death while suffering.
When animals are hunted they adults are most likely to be killed which leaves the young animal all alone to fend for themselves.
With hunting, animals stress out because they are being shot at, chased after, and they become fearful from hunting which can end up ruining the animals hibernation or migration process.
IV. Body Paragraph 3: Finally, animals should be given rights because they are being used in laboratories for human purposes and end up being harmed emotionally and physically. A. Supporting evidence: Cats, dogs, rabbits, rats, mice and primates are being tested on all over the country and are being harmed. More than 100 million animals suffer and die in the U.S every year. (PETA).
Animal testing is a cruel way scientist use animals to help us find vaccines but to find these vaccines animals are being food and water deprived or when
Introduction
Thesis: An animal should be given rights because the way they are currently being treated is unethical and it should be banned. These animals are victims of factory farming, they are being hunted, and they are being tested on in laboratories.
II. Body Paragraph 1: The method of factory farming has contributed to the abuse that animals have been receiving for many of years.
A. Supporting evidence: These animals are being overcrowded in cages with poor air quality and unnatural light patterns, tail docked without anesthesia, being forcibly bred, they are being abused by workers, and neglected if they are sick or nearly dying
(ASPCA) or the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. …show more content…
Body Paragraph 2: Another reason why animals should be able to obtain rights is because they are being hunted for food or to go through the process of taxidermy. Animals are being killed in an inhumane way. A. With hunting animals are shot and end up getting killed which is inhumane for the animal to die. The animal could possibly die a long death while suffering.
When animals are hunted they adults are most likely to be killed which leaves the young animal all alone to fend for themselves.
With hunting, animals stress out because they are being shot at, chased after, and they become fearful from hunting which can end up ruining the animals hibernation or migration process.
IV. Body Paragraph 3: Finally, animals should be given rights because they are being used in laboratories for human purposes and end up being harmed emotionally and physically. A. Supporting evidence: Cats, dogs, rabbits, rats, mice and primates are being tested on all over the country and are being harmed. More than 100 million animals suffer and die in the U.S every year. (PETA).
Animal testing is a cruel way scientist use animals to help us find vaccines but to find these vaccines animals are being food and water deprived or when