Imagine an animal suffering, with no way to help itself. Imagine a human being forcing an animal to suffer and not doing anything to help. This is what happens when animals are used for research to test products that most people do use. Every year almost 8,000 animals suffer from being used for research. Animals are subjected to burns, electric shocks, and other painful experiences that researchers subject them too. Animals are given diseases from the researchers that they normally wouldn't be able to pick up. Animals are suffering from these experiments and no one does anything to help it. Animals should not be used for research for product or medical research.
The people who are using these animals for their research are saying …show more content…
Animals don't have most abilities that we do, but most humans can't do certain things either, "They can't read, do higher mathematics, build a bookcase or make baba ghanoush. Neither can many human beings, however, and yet we don't (and shouldn't) say that they (these humans) therefore have less inherent value, less of a right to be treated with respect, than do others" (Animal Rights: Do). Animals can't do most things that we can but that does not give us the right to treat them with disrespect and act like they have no value. Most of the Animals being used for research, are used for nothing because half of the time the results aren't valid, ¨Most animal experiments are not relevant to human health, they do not contribute meaningfully to medical advances and many are undertaken simply out of curiosity and do not even pretend to hold promise for curing illnesses¨ (Animal Testing: Bad). So many animals a year are suffering from being used for research but like the article ¨Animal Testing: Bad¨ says, most of the experiments are not even relevant to human health and do not meaningly help