Animal Rights. a life without abuse
Animal Rights Animal rights were made to protect the animals, and ensure them a life without abuse. Imagine a human society with rights, but no one is there to enforce it. Animals have to deal with that every day of their lives. Animal rights should be enforced in order to promote healthy animal growth, to stop animal abuse, and give animals a fighting chance for a prosperous life. With illegal animal fights rampantly growing in the United States animal rights should be implemented more. Many of these reports are filed under cock fights and dog fights. Animal abuse is mainly caused by the mind set and the knowledge of the owner. With weak minded owners to take care of these delicate and fragile creatures there can be no healthy growth. Animal abuse impacts the life of the animal because it harms the animal mentally and physically. If an animal grows up being beaten and threatened, the animal will always be in fear of meeting some new people. Trust is the main virtue in an animal to human relationship. The welfare of animal is very important although some people may not know about it. As a result of this neglecting animal welfare a zoo in London is receiving bad reviews due to the “lack of technology and space to maintain the growth of the animals” in a worthy in environment.”Aspinall calls for London Zoo to close”(Maxine Web) All of these are factors that can stop healthy animal growth. First of all, animal abuse can happen at anytime and anywhere once a human inflicts pain on an animal. Animal rights should be enforced more due to the increasing rates of animal casualties and reports of illegal animal fights. Animal rights are sometimes enforced by the law and sometimes it can be broken by the law. A retired police struck a dog so hard on its head witnesses said they heard its skull crack. Veterinaries stated that the blow was equivalent to being hit by a truck.(“N.p. Pet-Killer Cop Fined”) If the law enforces break the law themselves how will there be any