Why Is Animal Testing Unfair

Imagine that your beloved pet or friends pet is being horribly burned and treated with much cruelty. This is a not a good picture to have in your mind, but yet it is happening around the world everyday. In fact, more than 100 million animals are killed every year around the world for animal testing. This horrific number needs to be reduced. While there are not yet any adequate replacements for animal testing, it is unreliable, unfair and expensive.

Animal testing is unreliable. For example, Dr. Richard Kluasher, the former director of the national cancer institute states that “ We have cured cancer in mice for decades and it simply didn't work in humans”. This statement shows the unreliability of animal testing. Just because it worked on a
Animal testing is a multi billion dollar industry. Spending this much money on such an unreliable thing is not a resourceful idea. It would be a much better choice to invest that money in finding other adequate ways of research. Also, because animal testing is so expensive, they could also be finding more cost efficient ways of testing instead. We should not be spending billions of dollars on such an inhumane method of research especially when the cost isn't just money but
Animals get painfully burned, genetically manipulated and get exposed to toxic chemicals and infectious diseases everyday. They get put in horrible situations and places. These are things that are illegal to do on humans but, ok to do on animals. The number of animal deaths that result from animals testing is very high. It stands at 100 million animals a year around the world.This is absolutely devastating. It is so very sad that we kill animals for make- up! I don't have a problem against make- up , it is just so sad the number of lives lost, when once again we humans only care about ourselves.I would like to think that whenever I use a bottle of shampoo or any product at all, I can be sure that it is not tested on animals. But, this is not our worlds reality. I admit that I am guilty of not looking at labels and probably using products that have been tested on animals. So, you might think, well, she is just a hypocrite who is telling she is against something and then not caring about it herself. And it is probably reasonable to think so. But, the fact that I took that one step for the first time, of at least looking on the label, shows that I do care, and you can take that step too. You might not be able to do much to stop animal testing but, at least you are becoming aware. And, all though knowledge can hurt, it also can