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    Jocelyn Negrete Walker ERWC Period 3 5 November 2014 Animal Rights Essay Throughout the United States‚ and many other countries‚ there is debate on whether or not animals should have rights. Some strongly believe animals should be given rights‚ due to their capability of feeling pain and emotions. Others believe they should not be given rights because the human race is far more superior and cannot be comparable to other species. It is disappointing acknowledging‚ that there are individuals who under

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    Minh 1 Anh Minh Le Ms. Carr English 3 29/01/2013 Animal Euthanasia : should or should not ? Death of any type is always a controversial issue whenever debated. This natural process attracts our human-being’s curiousness and raises millions of unanswered questions‚ such as what do we actually feel before we die or is there any possibility to avoid it? In general‚ we can roughly come up with an conclusion that no one prefer “dying” to “living”‚ or like Eleanor Roosevelt stated: “One must never

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    ‘’Dogs do not have many advantages over people‚ but one of them is extremely important: euthanasia is not forbidden by law in their case; animals have the right to a merciful death.’’ conveys Milan Kundera‚ an author‚ novelist‚ poet‚ playwright and essayist‚ known for writing The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Animal euthanasia is the act of putting an animal to death in the least painful way as possible. The most popular way of doing this is by giving an intravenous injection of sodium pentobarbital

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    currently care for a pet of some sort. These animals also include those of an exotic origin. The ownership of such animals is generally deemed as unusual or bizarre. Some would argue that exotic animals are not fit to be in the possession of a common person due to the belief that they are unmanageable and pose harm to the owner. Although‚ this is merely a stereotype produced by those who are in opposition to keeping uncommon pets. The ability to own exotic animals as pets should be maintained and recognized

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    a good idea to own an exotic animal. You shouldn’t take them away from their homes and then put them into a world they don’t know. Also‚ they are not able to stretch their legs‚ because they don’t have as much space as they do in the wild. So join the cause to help animals stay in their natural habitats. Also‚ will you take a 420-pound animal into your house with big teeth and claws? First of all‚ they should not be living in a place where they don’t belong. Animals are not things you can take from

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    rarely or even not at all receive visitors. However‚ a simple solution would make their stay more fulfilling‚ joyous and beneficial. Introducing an animal therapy program would give the elderly a chance to both receive and give affection freely. The opportunity to participate in this program would instill patients a sense of purpose as caring for animals can mimic the feelings that parents have when caring for their children. Stroking‚ petting and playing with the dogs can reduce the frustration and

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    being killed off once you are no longer useful. This is what many in zoos and amusement parks animals go through constantly. Animals should only be in the wild or sanctuaries because zoos and amusement parks are not fit habitats for such amazing creatures. These artificial habitats are causing beautiful animals to act neurotically; neurotic behaviors are bringing physical and emotional harm both to the animals‚ and the people working with them. Animal’s well-being needs to come first above everything

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    that animals are different from human? According to (Lin‚ 2014) “many animal activists point to the publication of “Animal Liberation” in 1975 as the catalyst for the modern American animal rights movement.” Also‚ Lin see that in “1980 People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is founded.” In (Mother Nature Network‚ 2008) points out that “It wasn’t until 1822 that animal-protectionists won their first public victory”‚ so after that people will think what is the definition of animal rights

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    Animal abuse happens all around the world. Different types of animals are abused and a diverse group of people abuse them. Hurting an animal is not right; some animals cannot even defend themselves from humans. Abuse can happen in urban and rural areas. Some surveys suggest the average person who abuses animals is male and under 30 and the average person who hoards animals is female and over 60. The most reported animals that are abused are dogs‚ cats‚ horses‚ and livestock. The most abused though

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    and pursuit of happiness? Animals for instance have been a subject of discussion when it comes to rights due to obvious differences in character and species. But when we glance at what lies beneath our rights as human beings and compare them to animals‚ we may find that we’re not much different. In time‚ animals have been stripped of their rights and used to benefit human life through the process of animal experimentation or‚ animal testing. Around 20 million animals are subjected to this type

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