Every day animals are beaten and neglected. Left in terrible conditions with no food or water, they have almost no hope of survival. Some are found and rescued, given the chance to experience how the relationship between humans and animals can be wonderful. We must fight for these abused animals and severely punish those who are cruel. It is up to us to speak for these creatures who lack a voice, and if we don’t who will? The first steps in protecting animals and creating cruelty laws is knowing
Animals should not require our permission to live on earth. Animals were given the right to be here long before we arrived. They have the same rights as humans do. Animal cruelty happens every twelve seconds. Animal cruelty happens all over the world. “Those convicted of animal cruelty can be imprisoned. Appropriate sentencing can also include individual or family counseling, community service. Also a prohibition owning or caring for animals.” (The humane society of the United States). “Law enforcement
“A good deed done to an animal is as meritorious as a good deed done to a human being, while an act of cruelty to an animal is a bad as an act of cruelty to a human being” (“Animal Abuse Sayings and Quotes”). The frequent occurrence of animal abuse is shocking. The recurrence of animal abuse is no surprise. Animal cruelty happens in many different ways and is very common nowadays. If a human being endures beatings and neglect intentionally from another human being, the story can bring tears to
Raj Panjwani , in the book under review is a compendious piece of legal material on animal related laws containing Acts, relevant provisions of other statutes, rules and orders passed there under, the state enactments and rules and the judicial; decisions. It also provides for the Indian standards for housing of the fowls and animals, farm cattle housing, meat shops as well as transportation of four legged animals and also poultry. The work in the present form has been fairly divided in four parts
Animal Experimentation How does animal experimentation affect us? Name: Winny Stephanie Class: English 1-7 Submission date: 11th August, 2014 1.0 Introduction This report is written to tell us the background, issues and purpose of the debate, the social significance, and the different opinions of each party. More importantly, this report aims to discuss the benefits and disadvantages of animal experiments. 2.0 The Issue and Background of the Debate Although opposition against animal
Equine Welfare in Nepal: a far-off dream The concept of animal welfare is not a new one in the face of the world, but lies as a neglected issue in Nepal. The first and foremost underlying problem is the lack of an animal welfare legislation/act which has been adopted and implemented in many of the countries around the world. The animal welfare issue does not hold any strong foundation in the many animal /livestock related acts or are introduced just for the sake of mention, without any real impact
The agencies which have been consistently demanding ban on jallikattu are the Animal Welfare Board of India, the Federation of India Animal Protection Agencies and PETA India. They never left this issue and clung to it, until it was decided by the court. The issue was passed from Supreme Court to Central government, the State government, The Ministry of Environment
Using animals to test the safety of products and to carry out scientific research has long been a contentious issue for decades. According to Orlans, F. Barbara (1993), “sixty percent of all the experimental animals were used in biomedical research and product-safety testing” (p.62). People seem to have different feelings for animals; many of them likely look upon animals as their soul mate whereas others might view animals as the essential resources for advancing the scientific research. No matter
Protection of Wild Animals: Problems and Prospects Chapter-I: Introduction Mahatma Gandhi has said, “Greatness of Nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” India is fascinating country. Not only it is home to the largest number of languages, religions and cultures, it also supports some of the richest biodiversity areas in the world. The reason might be due to the tolerance Indians show for other life forms. It is evident in the way animals, domestic or wild, are positively incorporated
ANIMAL RIGHTS VERSUS MEDICAL RESEARCH Animal experimentation is the use of animals in scientific research and animal rights is the idea that some, or all, non-human animals are entitled to the possession of their own lives should be afforded the same consideration as similar interests of human beings. The 'modern' era of animal research started about 150 years ago with the rise of physiology as a science. Every year in the world, millions of animals are used in testing for medical research. Animal