This document discusses various forms of animal cruelty such as factory farming, puppy mills, abandonment of pets, hunting, animal fighting, fur farming, and circuses/aquariums. Factory farming is identified as the largest cause of animal cruelty, involving billions of animals being crammed into small spaces. Animal abandonment and fighting are also described as cruel practices that cause harm. The document advocates for more humane treatment of animals and suggests solutions like reducing meat consumption, educating others, and not wearing fur.
7. Why should we care?
1. Outbreak of diseases
2. Global warming
3. Antibiotic resistance
4. Water pollutions
5. Depletion of WATER RESOURCES
6. 60-80% of world grains feed livestocks
7. Biodiversity loss
8. It is IMMORAL
26. Every year Japanese fishermen harvest
about 20,000 dolphins and small
whales as part of what they say is a
centuries-old tradition.
27. When dawn breaks over Taiji, the
banger boats head out for the hunt.
They are called banger boats because
the fishermen bang poles against their
hulls to create an underwater wall of
sound, which drives panicked dolphins
towards the cove, and to slaughter.
40. Animal Fighting
Animal fighting is a contest in which people
urge two or more animals to fight for the
purpose of human entertainment.
In some instances, one of the animals may
be a bait animal used for the ostensible
purpose of sport or training.
For entertainment : gambling
41. Types of animal fighting
Dogfighting
two dogs are put into a ring or pit to fight until one cannot continue or dies.
Hog-dog fighting (Also known as hog-dog trials or hog-dog rodeos)
dogs (usually pit bulls) are put in a pen and timed for how quickly they can attack and pin a feral hog
whose tusks have been cut off.
Handlers may use a breaking stick to pry apart the jaws of the biting dogs. The attack on the hog may
be fatal. In a hog-baying event, dogs are timed for how quickly they can corner a hog. Injuries can
result from dogs biting hogs or defensive hogs throwing dogs in the air. Attendees consider the events
to be family entertainment.t continue or dies.
42. Cockfighting
Handlers attach a razor or gaff to each roosters leg (typically the left leg) and
put them into a ring to fight to the death. Attendees often consider the events
to be family entertainment.
44. Why & What?
Why do people abandon pets?
What did they do to you?
Why do you like to see them suffer?
Why do you abuse them?
What benefits are there?
45. Have you ever wondered?
Have you ever thought about what you are
doing?
Have you ever tried and feel?
Have you bothered?
46. Why do people even do this?
Some people feel the fun of hurting hurting
animal and then abandoning them.
Some people feel that animals do not have
feelings.
Some people dont care about pets.
Some people just wanted a pet for fun and then
lost interest.
47. What happens?
Abandoned pets die from illnesses
Abandoned pets becomes aggressive
Abandoned pets die due to starvation
Abandoned pets gets captured and killed
Abandoned pets are not wanted by other people
Abandoned pets reproduce
48. Solutions.
Do not have pets if you are not dedicated.
Do not simply breed pets and then abandon them.
If you are a pet lover, adopt pets from shelters.
If you are only keen with one pet, do not allow it to
breed.
Get more education about raring pets before getting
one.
49. Outcome
Less stray dogs.
Less pets in the shelter
Less dogs being put to death
Less dogs attacking people
50. Hmm??
Need I say more?
Act now and do the right thing.
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