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    multiple times on animals. Would you still buy this perfume? The debate over animal research can be confusing unless one understands the very different goals of animal welfare organizations and animal rights groups. These mainstream goals encompass traditional concerns for the human treatment of animals. Should scientists be allowed to do research that causes pain and injury to animals like dogs and chimpanzees if it produces new information about human health problems? (Greek) Animals have played a

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    but it taught them nothing about how animals belonged in their natural habitat People going to the zoos today only have one purpose‚ which is to seek entertainment instead of enlightenment. Equality does not require equal or identical treatment; it requires equal consideration from people who find it acceptable to interfere with animals and keep them locked up in captivity for entertainment purposes‚ as for this‚ people ignore the fact that keeping animals in zoos constitutes one of the greatest

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    other undomesticated animals are when they are infants. In fact‚ most people come to believe how wonderful it would be to own such a cute cub‚ but they fail to remember the menacing threat that these beasts could have to the owner. In numerous states‚ people can legally own these exotic animals‚ though some require a permit. Consequently‚ there have been countless of accidents where either the animal or people have been injured or killed which is why the ownership of exotic animal should be outlawed

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    The Animal Welfare Act is long overdue for an update and should be amended further to improve the quality of life for all commercially bred animals. Until recently‚ many States have been in the dark over their own local regulations of puppy mills or factory farms. Now more States are realizing the damaging effects that poorly regulated puppy mills can cause. The Animal Welfare Act is a Federal law which covers all of the basic standards of living such as food‚ water‚ and shelter for commercially

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    actions lie on either side of these realms. Immanuel Kant states that these are not the only facets of morality (Lee). We must also further ask ourselves “what we ought to do‚” in our case‚ to follow the the good will. In question‚ I debate whether euthanasia is an act of true good will to end suffering or if it is wrong to end a life in any circumstance. To be better moral and ethical beings‚ and to pursue what the philosophers call “the higher good‚” we must take upon ourselves to end suffering in

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    these animals suffer on typical export ships is hard to swallow. More than 100 thousand litres of faeces and urine accumulates on an average live export ship during travel. The ship won’t be washed out until after the livestock disembark. Very cruel indeed.This is occuring with animals being exported from Australia halfway around the world to be slaughtered for some greedy company’s profit. 3) How have we allowed this to happen

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    Humans are animals‚ but they are very different than any other animals. Many things can prove us that humans are one of a kind‚ like their intelligence for example. Even though humans and animals have many activities in common (sleeping‚ eating‚ mating‚ and defending)‚ human beings have a fifth faculty: the intelligence to inquire into the truth of our existence (Butler and Guru). The following text will explain why human beings should be considered unique and why they should be in a different category

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    Keeping animals imprisoned‚ in a cage‚ or tank for most‚ if not all of their lives can be traumatizing. Imagine if that was you; going from being free in the wild and being able to do and eat when/whatever you want‚ to being in a cage and having your whole life on a schedule not to mention having to deal with these creatures looking‚poking and studying you all day long. Kind of sounds like going to school doesn’t it? Fellow supporters agree that keeping animals in captivity should be illegal due

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    Composition I October 24‚ 2017 Should exotic animals be kept as pets? Animals are one of the most amazing things about Earth. There are millions of species all playing a very important role in our world. One of the biggest ways we categorize animals is whether they are domestic or wild. Generally domestic animals are the type we keep in our homes as pets and loyal companions. While wild animals are either found in nature or public exhibits. However exotic animals have become extremely more common to see

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    The Animal Welfare Act was first first passed in 1876 in Britain and titled “the Cruelty to Animals Act of 1876”. It was created to approve all animals used in research. Since there were initiatives to protect laboratory animals it took many years until there was a national law to protect laboratory animals in the U.S. There were multiple numbers of states that passes anti-cruelty laws between 1828 and 1898 in the U.S. and fourteen states exempted animal experiments. There were also a number of bills

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