Persuasive Essay: Why Animals Die In Shelters
Shelters let almost three million cats and dogs die a year. Almost everyone should know what animal rights are, why animals rights are important, and why does our country have animal rights. Many people care about animals so let’s protect them together. Animals die in shelters because of lack of space stress full or unclean conditions. Animal rights, why are they important. Having animal rights are important,
A Maltese beagle mix has lived in the University of Florida since he was about two months old. Colin ( the Maltese beagle mix) has had all his teeth removed, gotten into very many of fights with other animals, and suffered from anxiety. He is forced to wear a shirt the whole time he is there at the University of Florida. Yet the shirt was just for fun. It was not because of testing or things like that. Animals weren't made for testing or things like that. That's why there are animal rights. Some animals are not able to handle all the treatments or test and other things that people put in them and the test that they might have done, they aren't capable of that kind of treatments. An example from a woman when she walked into her classroom. “ A few years ago, as a medical student, I remember entering class to find a sedated ferret on every desk, the teacher wanted to know if adrenaline would increase the heart rate. After we finished all the ferrets had died.” Not all animals are able to handle things like …show more content…
Almost 3 million animals die in shelters because of lack of food, clean areas, and stress from the cages and workers. Are animals worth the trouble of killing?
Works Cited
Bornstein, David. "How Smart Animal Shelters Aim for 'Zero Kill'."SIRS Issues Researcher, 22 Dec, 2015, https://sks.sirs.com.
Schweers, Jeff. "A Dog's Life: Bred for the Laboratory." Gainesville Sun, 10 Oct, 2015, SIRS Issues Researcher,
A Maltese beagle mix has lived in the University of Florida since he was about two months old. Colin ( the Maltese beagle mix) has had all his teeth removed, gotten into very many of fights with other animals, and suffered from anxiety. He is forced to wear a shirt the whole time he is there at the University of Florida. Yet the shirt was just for fun. It was not because of testing or things like that. Animals weren't made for testing or things like that. That's why there are animal rights. Some animals are not able to handle all the treatments or test and other things that people put in them and the test that they might have done, they aren't capable of that kind of treatments. An example from a woman when she walked into her classroom. “ A few years ago, as a medical student, I remember entering class to find a sedated ferret on every desk, the teacher wanted to know if adrenaline would increase the heart rate. After we finished all the ferrets had died.” Not all animals are able to handle things like …show more content…
Almost 3 million animals die in shelters because of lack of food, clean areas, and stress from the cages and workers. Are animals worth the trouble of killing?
Works Cited
Bornstein, David. "How Smart Animal Shelters Aim for 'Zero Kill'."SIRS Issues Researcher, 22 Dec, 2015, https://sks.sirs.com.
Schweers, Jeff. "A Dog's Life: Bred for the Laboratory." Gainesville Sun, 10 Oct, 2015, SIRS Issues Researcher,