Animal Cruelty Research Paper
Animal cruelty is the main reason why fur coats should be banned; many animals are killed and injured just for their skin and fur. Animals suffer almost everyday. The Humane Society of the United States mentions “Suffering is a common ingredient in all methods of procuring fur, from fur factory farming to trapping.” (qtd. "Introduction to The Fashion Industry” para. 1). The Humane Society of the United States talks about how, in the production of fur, animal suffering is a big ingredient, which means many animals’ lives are taken just because humans want something nice to wear. Animals help human beings in many things everyday, and some people forget this issue because they mostly care about themselves. In “A Far Different Take on Fur” it
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On the other hand, Many people argue that fur coats should be made. In “Intro. To the Fashion Industry” it explains, “By being made into a fur coat, that minks pelt is raised into something higher, just as a tree made into a violin is raised, or a cow made into a sumptuous steak is raised” (para.2). This is not true because, animals weren’t made to be killed; animals were made to have their life. Even if some animals are killed for food, it is being used for something that is necessary for human life, but if animals are being killed just for clothing, it is unnecessary. Other clothes and other coats can be used to keep people warm. Animals deserve to be happy and keep their lives, and helping us with things we need in life. Animal cruelty is the main reason why fur coats should not be made, because animals are important to us and help us with the important things we need in …show more content…
In the article “Did Humans Kill Off Lions For their Furs?” it mentions “Humans could have played a much more active role in the extinction of this animal (cave lion) [...] humans were skinning lions surprisingly often” (para.4). Humans killed so many cave lions just for their skin and fur that they are now extinct, now humans won't be able to know how cave lions acted and humans won't be able to see them in real life, just because humans wanted some fur. In the same article it also states “The cave lion bones were found among the remains of other large carnivores, like bears, that also display evidence of human use.” (para.11). Humans did not only skin cave lions, but they also skinned other animals. To this day, many types of bears are becoming endangered, maybe if they weren't skinned and killed, there could have been many more bears to this day. Many people may argue that it is good to skin animals because fur coats make a lot of money for the vendor, in “A Far Different Take on Fur” it mentions “He makes a few hundred items a year, which sell for $18, to $5,500; skirts retail for around $1,500. His business can sustain itself” (para.16). However, while Sea otter skin may give the vendor lots of money, it endangers the animal, in the same article it also states “Sea otter was once
On the other hand, Many people argue that fur coats should be made. In “Intro. To the Fashion Industry” it explains, “By being made into a fur coat, that minks pelt is raised into something higher, just as a tree made into a violin is raised, or a cow made into a sumptuous steak is raised” (para.2). This is not true because, animals weren’t made to be killed; animals were made to have their life. Even if some animals are killed for food, it is being used for something that is necessary for human life, but if animals are being killed just for clothing, it is unnecessary. Other clothes and other coats can be used to keep people warm. Animals deserve to be happy and keep their lives, and helping us with things we need in life. Animal cruelty is the main reason why fur coats should not be made, because animals are important to us and help us with the important things we need in …show more content…
In the article “Did Humans Kill Off Lions For their Furs?” it mentions “Humans could have played a much more active role in the extinction of this animal (cave lion) [...] humans were skinning lions surprisingly often” (para.4). Humans killed so many cave lions just for their skin and fur that they are now extinct, now humans won't be able to know how cave lions acted and humans won't be able to see them in real life, just because humans wanted some fur. In the same article it also states “The cave lion bones were found among the remains of other large carnivores, like bears, that also display evidence of human use.” (para.11). Humans did not only skin cave lions, but they also skinned other animals. To this day, many types of bears are becoming endangered, maybe if they weren't skinned and killed, there could have been many more bears to this day. Many people may argue that it is good to skin animals because fur coats make a lot of money for the vendor, in “A Far Different Take on Fur” it mentions “He makes a few hundred items a year, which sell for $18, to $5,500; skirts retail for around $1,500. His business can sustain itself” (para.16). However, while Sea otter skin may give the vendor lots of money, it endangers the animal, in the same article it also states “Sea otter was once