Humane Immigrant Rights

Humane Immigrant Rights
In modern day America there seems to be an advocate group for anything and everything you could
possibly think of. From Amnesty International all the way through to The Coalition for Humane
Immigrant Rights. Without the support and tireless action of advocate groups, many voiceless
people would (and sometimes do) fall through the cracks in the system, or are outrightly abused and
accept it because they think no one cares about them. There are groups out there that care about your
rights. One such group is called the Lacey and Larkin Frontera Fund. The organization was founded
by Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin who were arrested by Sheriff Joe Arpaio's feared "Selective
Enforcement Unit" on October 18, 2007, and taken from their homes in the middle
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Humane Animal Testing
. "No such Thing as Humane Animal Experimentation." The Ecologist, vol. 35, no. 1, 2005., pp.
9,http://nclive.org/cgi–bin/nclsm?url=http://search.proquest.com/docview/234926554?acc
ountid=13939. It is important to know and keep in mind that all animals have feelings and emotions
just as much as a human does. One of the biggest questions that comes to mind when thinking about
animal testing is : Is there any way at all that animal can be completely ethical and non harmful for
animals? Just by seeing reactions of animals who are only being touched by a person can say a lot
.Most of the time if there is a stray animal and a person approaches it the dog will flinch and or back
away immediately. In the research paper i will add information

Animal Cruelty: The Humane Society Of The United States
"Animals are reliable, many full of love, true in their affections, predictable in their actions, grateful
and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to," said Alfred A. Montapert, the author of The
Supreme Philosophy Of Man. Many animals who have given people their love have been cast off or
mistreated. The Humane Society Of The United States(HSUS) has made it their mission since 1954
to prevent this cruelty before it happens. The four founders of HSUS Helen Jones, Larry Andrews,
Marcia Glaser, and Fred Meyers, all believed in this mission. I believe that the Humane Society Of
The United States has a worthwhile and honorable mission. It is one of the best. Not only does it
save thousands of animal lives each year it also works with law enforcement to investigate illegal
animal cruelty. HSUS has more than 10 million members and uses its money wisely. If you donate
just $19 a month to HSUS you will be doing a grand service and you will join the revolution to stop
animal cruelty before it happens. You will be a part of preventing some of the ... Show more content
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About seventy nine percent of families around the world have an animal that they love and share
their life with. Most families have either a dog or a cat. These pets are loyal, kind, and loving. We
bring them into our homes and take care of them. There are some animals who aren't fortunate
enough to have a family to love and take care of them. These animals are abused and mistreated
every day. The Humane Society Of The United States has made it their job to protect these animals
and prevent this cruelty before it happens. They spend eighty percent of all of their donations on
protecting these poor animals. I believe that these animals deserve a chance to escape these horrible
circumstances and find a family who will love and care for them. If you donate you will be a part of
these animals lives. You will be giving them a chance to be happy in life. You will be part of helping
them find a loving

Corntfield Humane
CANADA – A Series of distributing incidents involving the butchering of animals have been
discovered in Ontario, Canada According to the London Humane Society's executive director, Judy
Foster, "Over the last year there have been at least eight incidents involving 17 dead animals,
including a skinned and beheaded bunny found on the Western University campus, a mutilated cat
found in a park, six dead coyotes – two of them headless and skinned – placed in a pose in three
different locations, and seven dead snakes left in a strange pose." "A stabbed and partially skinned
goose was dropped off at the humane society's front door" Foster said. Last week, police in London,
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"This is not a prank, it's not mischief, it's sexual, it's predatory, it's high risk and it's criminal."
Arntfield, a former police officer, is confident that one of the incidents – the mutilated goose that
was dropped off at the humane society – suggests the person has been to the humane society before.
Two years ago, Arntfield said he received a tip that someone was going to the London Humane
Society claiming to be a rescuer and asking to adopt animals "with the sole purpose of torturing
them and mutilating them." Arntfield told police and the humane society and urged them to examine
the adoption files. Nothing happened, he said. "This is a serial animal killer," Arntfield said, calling
it a clear case of zoosadism – being sadistic to an animal – with an underlying sexual component.
London police said they are taking the matter very seriously. Const. Sandasha Bough said the force
has assigned an investigator to the case, but noted they were only made aware of two incidents –
two dead coyotes found by a grocery store last February and the beheaded dog last week. The
London police best get their act together very soon, if they believe this sick bastard who ever he or
she is will simply stop they are as delerious as this killer

Trying for Humane Farming
Humane Farming When dealing with food, Americans are forced to put their trust into the food
industry. Although, there has been an increase of awareness, not enough, on how the industry grows
food, processes, and what Americans consume. The United States is riddled with food industry
immorality, obesity, and inadequate nutrition education. The government should have more control
of the food industry, beyond the mandating of Nutrition Facts labels. In order to enhance the life
quality of Americans, the government should partake in a more significant role with food industry
regulation. With the modernization of the United States over the last decades, companies are
manufacturing food rather than farming. Industrial farming, also known as factory farming, is an
abusive and inhumane way of raising animals. The amount of food these farm factories are mass–
producing is not the issue, instead, the quality of food needs to improve. The nation contains over
hundreds of millions of people that need to be fed, the right way. The government needs to make
sure the nation's health is not at risk and properly manage the way food is made. According to
makers of the movie Food Inc., food producers and the government seem to disregard the concern of
safety of their facilities and produce, and the health of consumers. The food business just wants to
create lavish sums of food at extremely low prices. This will maximize profits and keep money
rotating in the market. Director Robert Kenner of

What Are Zoo's Humane?
Zoo's are a subject that has quickly become a hot topic. With the recent tragedies regarding
Harambee. It has put the thought in many citizens minds, Are zoo's humane? Although zoo's have
been put under the spotlight lately, due to nothing less than bad publicity. Zoo's are a main staple for
many different types of cultures. There are few people who can say that they have never been to a
zoo, or that when they went they did not enjoy the experience going to the zoo granted them. Going
to these animal enclosure gives people the opportunity to see animals from all around the world
otherwise they may have never had the chance to see. People visit zoos on a daily basis all across
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Zoos give children the ability to both learn and see the interaction between the animals and the
zookeepers. Zoos across the world are open to teach people the importance of animal conservation
by witnessing how the animals react. Zoos can make a huge impact on children as well as adults by
providing them with beneficial information about the animals in the zoos across the world. Even
though incidents happen inside zoos it doesn't give people the ability to contradict that zoos are
determined to close down. When I was a kid, I used to love to go to the zoo because animals were
always my favorite and I was anxious to learn more about them. When going to New Orleans I
would always make my mom take me to the Audubon zoo, because I always enjoyed going and
watching the interactions with the pets and the zookeepers. The last time I went to New Orleans
back in November i still made my mom take me because zoos are relaxing and

The Pros And Cons Of Animal Testing
What would you do if you were forced to live in filthy conditions, subjected to various tortures and
horrifying ordeals? This is the life of an animal kept as a tool for scientific research. The debate over
human animal testing has been ongoing for many years, starting as early as the 19th century.
However, animal testing has been recorded as early as 500 BC, and has been practiced ever since.
People have been advocating for more humane practices for animal testing since the 19th century,
when Queen Victoria publicly displayed her disgust at these practices. Scientists should not continue
animal testing because there are alternatives that are safer for the animals, the treatment of said
animals has been shown to be inhumane, and the testing done on some of these animals does not
even translate to humans. First off, there are many different alternatives to animal testing, and as
such it can be voided altogether. One way to avoid animal testing is to use in vitro testing. In vitro
testing is testing "within the glass." This means that the tests are done outside of the whole living
organism. This is a safer alternative because it does not directly affect the animal at hand, and
therefore the animal does not suffer. Another alternative is microdosing. Microdosing is the process
in which humans are given an extremely small dosage of the product at hand. With the incredibly
small dosage, the whole body is not affected, but the response can be observed at a cellular level.
This

Animal Shelters In The United States
Approximately 6 to 8 million animals are handled by animal shelters in the U.S. each year. Even
though some are reclaimed or adopted, nearly 4 million unwanted dogs and cats are left with
nowhere to go. Animal shelters cannot humanely house and support all these animals until their
natural deaths. They would be forced to live in cramped cages or kennels for years, lonely and
stressed, and other animals would have to be turned away because there would be no room for them.
Trying to build enough animal shelters to keep up with the endless stream of homeless animals is
like putting a bandage on a gunshot wound. Turning unwanted animals loose to roam the streets is
not a humane option, either. If they don't starve, freeze, get hit by a car, or ... Show more content on
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Euthanasia is sort of weird that way. I have seen totally objective (and even outright callous) pet
owners simply drop off their pet for euthanasia with no more respect or empathy than a robot. I have
never been able to understand this type of pet owner who seems to be saying "When you're dead,
you're dead". Sort of like euthanasia is no big deal. However, they can still comfort or simply be
with their pet at the time of euthanasia; and yet for their own reasons they choose to separate
themselves from the final moments of their pet's life. Maybe we humans are so close to our pets that
we somehow project our own humanity and mortality into them and we actually see ourselves at our
own last moments. Do some pet owners act out how they think they would view their own passing?
On the other hand, I have witnessed seemingly strong, objective individuals that seem to be
somewhat cold and distant who completely fall apart at the time of their pet's passing. The theme to
keep in mind, then, as you contemplate how YOU will act at your pet's final moments is to
remember that euthanasia is a completely personal experience. You have to decide what is best for
you and your pet. I have had people actually say to me "I am sorry, Doctor, but I don't know how to
act right now". Most people really have had no euthanasia guidelines to follow, had no firm ground
on which to stand

Longmont Humane Description
With nearly 3,000 adoptions each year the Longmont Humane Society in Longmont, Colorado is a
magnificent animal shelter to adopt from, however, behind the scenes is a completely different story.
The Longmont Humane Society has an overwhelming environment, dangerous situations, and
emotionally draining events. As a result, this shelter negatively impacts the physical and emotional
well–being of it's employees.
Even though the Longmont Humane Society has glass walls to provide an enjoyable view for it's
clients, from the employee's perspective it is a chaotic environment that is difficult for anyone to
handle. Upon entering one is immediately immersed into the deafening chorus of barking dogs,
drowning them like a massive wave swallowing an unsuspecting sandcastle. As one begins to adapt,
the different barks become audible. The hound's low, prolonged bark resonates deep within one's
chest like the vibration of a tuning fork. The small dog's high pitched yapping is easily discernible
among sixty other canines. Over the course of the day, various smells overpower the nose, from the
acidic smell of stomach bile to the ammonia laced urine. The most dreaded mess of all is the
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Since the majority of dogs are wiggly, friendly, companions it's common to get into the habit of
casually walking into kennels. After stepping into the kennel, a low, threatening growl is released
from deep within the dog's chest. As one attempts to not convey their fear, they face the provider of
this warning noticing the dog's white teeth as clear as can be. As the hound curls his lips, the hair
stands erect on his back, his ears pinned to his head, and his tail tucked tightly between his legs. The
continuous, unsettling growl and intense glare of his eyes is sure to rush one out of the

Fair And Humane Immigration
A fair and humane immigration policy.
Since the 9/11 terrorist attack took place in New York, the US has paid more attention to people
crossing the borders, but are the people living in the US paying attention to what happens to good
immigrants wanting a better life for their families? Put yourself in their shoes. If you feel that it
hurts you, it probably hurts the persons too. Immigrants are treated unfairly by long term detention
centers, family separation, and racial discrimination. A story by Amy Backrem, an immigration
journalism, interviews an immigrant woman who suffered terribly at the US border. She was caught
in the US after fleeing her home and was put in an "icebox" for several days and left her and others
to sleep on the floors.

Civic Responsibility Project
For my Civic Responsibility Project, I chose to volunteer at Paws Humane, a non–profit
organization in Columbus that provides shelter for homeless pets and aides in placing them with a
fit owner. Paws rescues captured strays from Animal Control and accepts owner–surrendered
animals. The accepted animals range from dogs and cats of all ages to small critters, such as rabbits.
Paws has a no–kill policy, so the animals not adopted remain at the shelter until they finally find a
home. Unfortunately, some animals remain at the shelter longer than others; some have been at the
shelter 300+ days. Paws does not only adopt out animals though; they operate a clinic next door that
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The process is very organized and easy to learn. My volunteer time is not scheduled; I could come
and go as I please as long as they were open. This was perfect for me because I have a very busy
schedule and could squeeze in volunteer time when I could. Tasks are not assigned, so I could go in
and do what I want. Many of the dogs that I visited were extremely sweet and just wanted someone
to love on them. I loved going into their room or area to sit and cuddle with them. Many enjoyed
having a long belly rub, and some took naps in my lap. Other dogs were really excited to get out and
play, and I enjoyed throwing the tennis ball around in the play yard for them. There is a short trail
through the woods in front of the building, and most of the dogs love walking up and down it, so I
would take them through there, too. I went to Paws one day and brought one of the running buddy
dogs, Belle, to campus during lunch hour. My friends enjoyed playing with her, and she loved being
out of the building in a new place. We took a walk around campus, and when I took her back to
Paws, she was exhausted but so happy from all the fun she had. Another great part of the experience
was when dogs I had played with were adopted; it was exciting to see them find their new

Rhetorical Analysis Of The Humane Society Of The United...
The Humane Society of the United States, HSUS, has released many commercials to show the
terrible conditions that some animals are subject to live in. These commercials also promote the
need for people to adopt from shelters, and give these animals a second chance at a better life. This
commercial in particular shows singer, and 3rd place contestant on "The Voice", Christina Grimmie,
playing the piano, and singing her version of Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out for a Hero". As she sings,
many pictures and videos of animals being rescued from their terrible conditions play on a screen
behind her. This commercial definitely pulls on the heart strings of animal–lovers by using the
rhetoric devices of ethos, pathos, and logos in a very subtle, yet precise way. The first use of rhetoric
that is seen is at the start of the commercial. The commercial opens by simply showing the symbol
for the Humane Society of the United States, which is the shape of the United States made up of
animals. It then shows the animals being rescued by the teams of people that work for the HSUS.
Every worker is wearing a shirt with the HSUS logo on it. Opening up with their symbol, and
showing the pictures and videos of the recues with workers wearing HSUS attire establishes their
good use of ethos. When a person watches this commercial, they see that the Humane Society of the
United States is an organization that is built around the belief that animals want, and need to be
cared for and loved. It

Colorado Springs Adoption Case Study
The general goal of the Humane Society Colorado Springs, is to eliminate the cruelty and suffering
of animals. In a quest to keep animals safe and in places where they are treated with love and care,
they possess a rescue and adoption program. It is a big and important decision to make the decision
about bringing an adopted pet into your home. Not everyone can realistically adopt a pet and they
can donate in other ways. If you have truly evaluated your time, money and housing restrictions and
still feel it is the right choice for you, then it is time for you to understand the adoption process and
how it works.
There is an on–line site where you can go and take a look at what animals are currently up for
adoption. The staff does their best to keep this information up to date. Adoption is based on a first
come, first serve basis. You may arrived at the the Humane Society and find that the pet you were
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When you find a pet that you are interested in meeting and getting acquainted with, you get the id
number and take it to a staff member. You will then be allowed to spend some time with the pet in a
safe environment with staff there to help answer your questions. It is the job of the staff member to
talk to you frankly about the cares and needs of the animals and see if this situation is truly a
"match".
At the Colorado Springs Humane Society, they don't have an adoption application. They have an
adoption survey that helps to make sure owners and pets will be an appropriate match. When the
survey is completed and approved the adoption proceeds. Depending on the adopted pet there may
be medical costs before the pet can be adopted.
Saturdays are very busy Colorado Springs Humane Society. If you are going on Saturday plan for a
two hour wait and a lot of people. If you can come a different time it would probably be a more
pleasant

Essay on Is Whaling Humane?
Introduction
Whaling has become a global environmental issue as vast numbers of whales are killed
commercially and scientifically every year. Intense debate on the necessity of whaling has been
stirred but failed to be resolved due to the lacking of pragmatic measures employed by the
responsible parties. Whaling nations continue to defend their whaling right for cultural and research
purposes. Yet, ethical and humanity issues are among the controversial disputes raised by concerned
public. In February 2010, International Whaling Commission (IWC) proposed a plan of lifting
whaling ban by limiting scientific whaling activities with the intention of reducing overall number
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1.0 Background
To provide an overview of the whaling dispute, definition of whaling activities and moratorium will
be explained in details, complementary with the overall history of whaling activities in various
nations.
1.1 Definition of whaling
Whaling is defined as hunting and killing of whales by humans for resources, mainly meat, blubber
and baleen (whalebone) obtained from whales. These resources are then sold for commercial
purposes and thus, whaling has become economical important for centuries (Joanne 2007; The
Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia 2007). Scientific whaling is conducted by hunting whales for
research purposes and further analysis to study on whale's behaviour, characteristics and distribution
(Joanne 2007). Commercial whaling is a controversial whaling practice that exploits whale products
for trade and profit. Recently, Japan, Norway and Iceland are the major contributors of commercial
whaling and deeply support any other whaling activities (Joanne 2007). Moratorium on commercial
whaling 1986 is a global ban of hunting whales for commercial purposes, implemented by
International Whaling Commission (IWC). Under Article VIII, unlimited scientific research is
permitted but sufficient data and analysis are required by Science Committee set up by IWC
(Papastavrou 2006).
1.2 History of whaling ban Before moratorium of whaling, there was a high demand of whale oil
from blubber. In 1946, International

The Ink Bridge Humane
To be humane is to show compassion and to be willing to put others first, this can be difficult during
times of struggle. A young boy named Omed from Neil Grant's novel, 'The Ink Bridge' is
compassionate, even when faced with the hard struggles that an asylum seeker has. Omed expresses
in many ways how he is humane, but he also suffers a great deal. There are suggestions that he starts
to lose his humanity, but there is also evidence that he retains his humane quality all throughout the
novel.
Through his thoughts and actions, it is clear that Omed is humane. Young Omed cares for the people
around him throughout the early part of the novel, he knows what is best for them, especially his
family, "She pushed the notes into his hand...Omed shook his head and pushed the money away.
This would end his family." (Page 13) Omed is told to take the family's savings to escape from the
Taliban, to escape from Afghanistan, to escape with his life, but he knows what is best for his family
and wants them to keep it so they can use it in the future. Omed is also ... Show more content on
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When Omed attacks some Talibs from the Taliban, they hold him down and cut out his tongue, "He
felt his tongue break free of its harness...blood drained into his throat. He drank it, tasting iron and
anger." (Page 9) He loses his ability to talk, his main way of communicating. Omed attacking the
Taliban and surviving meant that he was a target for them, they want to kill him. Omed escapes
Afghanistan, but suffers with barely anything, just the clothes on his back. Later in the book, during
his time in a detention centre, he looked outside of the fence and saw some wildlife, "They stared at
Omed from outside the wire" (Page 86) Omed is trapped inside a prison while the wild animals are
unrestricted and have more freedom than him, they can go wherever they want. Omed suffers
through the book, losing many important things, but he still displays kindness and

Zoo Humane Essay
Zoos can be viewed as a humane or inhumane place for animals to live. There are negative and
positive ways animals are treated at zoos. For instance, the recent death of Harambe the gorilla at
the Cincinnati zoo, has people viewing zoos differently than they use to. People have stated the lives
of animals are secondary to the lives of people. Is the treatment of animals in zoos humane? The
treatment of animals in zoos is humane because of their breeding programs, the health of the
animals, and the enclosures including their living environment. The treatment of animals in zoos is
humane because they have solid breeding programs. Some people believe that the treatment is
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It's important because if the animals would of been kept in the wild then they probably wouldn't of
survived. "A zoo provides a protected environment for endangered animals" (Vittana 2). This quote
is important because there are several animals which are poached frequently because of certain
items. Having a zoo provides these animals with a safer place to live because they are behind
multiple levels of protection. Although poachers have been able to break into zoos to take animals in
the past, this is not a frequent occurrence and is normally not successful when it does occur. Another
reason the treatment of animals in zoos is humane is the health and the survival of the animals.
"Veterinary care is readily available at most zoos" (Vittana 4). Many zoos have what is referred to as
a "treatment room". This is the place where an animal can be brought in for an examination so that's
good health can be maintained. Veterinarians are no longer working on their own in these facilities
either. Treatment teams include pathologists, technicians, zookeepers, and other specialists who can
create and maintain virtually any care plan. Screenings quarantine procedures parasite removal and
other common treatments are part of the standard care process now as well. "Zoos are staffed by
individuals who are educated and trained in the physical and psychological needs of the animals in

Dolphin Research Paper
Andrea Nanos
College Writing 112
John Gallagher
27 November 2012
Dolphins in Captivity
Introduction
Most people are fascinated with dolphins and crave to see them in Sea World, or another aquarium,
and even enjoy seeing them perform in shows. However, most people do not think about the harm
that dolphins go through in order for the public to see them. Dolphins go through an immense
amount of physical and mental harm solely for our entertainment. I never thought about the harm
they go through when I first saw dolphins perform in a show. I, like most people my age, simply
assumed that the aquariums actually cared for the dolphins. However, people that believe this are
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In captivity, they can only swim around in circles, instead of swimming miles and miles each day, so
they do not get nearly enough exercise. Dolphins often go insane from the huge adjustment to living
in a very small space. In captivity, dolphins are not able to hunt for their food like they are in the
wild, and they are fed fish that are already dead. Dr. Lori Marino explains, "they really enjoy the
opportunity to collaborate with each other and catch prey and travel with their companions" (Dr.
Lori Marino). This stimulation is taken away when dolphins are in captivity. Also, dolphins are
forced to spend most of their time at the surface of the tank because tanks are not nearly as deep as
the ocean. Dolphins "spend more than half their time at the tank's surface"(The Humane Society).
This can cause dolphins to obtain skin problems. Dolphins can also get skin problems from the large
amount of chlorine in the tank because they are not used to it. Living in such a small in captivity
tank can cause dolphins a lot of harm because they are meant to live in the large ocean.
In captivity, most dolphins get split up from their family and are forced to live alone, or with other
dolphins that they do not know. According to the Humane Society, "It is almost impossible to
maintain a family group in captivity" (The Humane Society). Dolphins tend to live in pods when
they are in the wild, and when they are brought into captivity they are split from the rest of the

The Overpopulation Of The Ohio Valley
In the United States, about 7.6 million companion animals enter animal shelters every year. The
overpopulation of these animals and the fact that they have no homes leads to about 40% of them
being euthanized (ASPCA). This is a global issue, but the root of it can be found within the local
community at The Humane Society of the Ohio Valley.
The director of this animal shelter, Kelly Goedel, says that the cause of animal homelessness is
primarily the lack of spaying and neutering along with the lack of commitment that pet owners have
to their companion (Goedel). Spaying and neutering is sometimes avoided by pet owners because it
is an extra expense or they may feel as if it is unnecessary. This challenge leads to an excess in
animal populations without there necessarily being and increase in homes for these animals. The
challenge of overcoming pet overpopulation becomes even more difficult because of a lack of
funding. According to the Humane Society of the Ohio Valley, only about 20 percent of their
funding comes from local government (Goedel). Therefore, they are very reliant on donors and
community funds to help finance their organization. The funding issue circles back to complicate
the process of getting homeless pets spayed and neutered to attempt to solve the root cause of
animal overpopulation.
The basis of our project was to raise funds and awareness for the HSOV. We wanted to reach out to
as many people as we could so we can spread the issue of the shelters.

Research Assignment 4: Animal Luck
Research Assignment 4: "Animal Luck"
Over the years, animals have been in all kinds of entertainment media, film, television, and
commercial, anything that has to do with media in general. Nonetheless, just like the main and
minors, and even the extras, animals are actors as well. However, there is major controversy about
the use of animals in any entertainment. Here are some key terms defined by the American Humane
Association (AHA): Animal is any sentient creature, including birds, fish, reptiles, and insects.
Harmed is physical injury or damaged; having had pain or loss or suffering inflicted. According to
the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, they have defined animal
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It was made apparent that director, Michael Cimino did not allow any personnel from AHA onto the
set. Nonetheless, major allegations started to spread about how the animals were used during
production. Four dead horses, a horses killed in a dynamite explosion and an injured rider, a horses
bleeding from its neck, actual cockfights, chickens being decapitated, disemboweled cows, and
bleeding out cows to use their blood instead of stage blood on the actors. Both the film's producer,
Joanne Carelli and the head wrangler, Ugland claim that the allegations were false. With all of this a
lawsuit came out, the owner of one of the horses filed against the producers, the director and
Partisan Productions and the horse wrangler. The owner quoted that there was "wrongful injury and
breach of contract for willfully depriving her Arabian gelding of proper care" and also, "the severe
physical and behavioral trauma and disfigurement of the horse" (Humane Hollywood). The case
settled out of court and AHA, who were banned from the film's production, protested against the
film, releasing the statements of animal cruelty on the set and wanting people to take part in the
boycott for the film. AHA planned picket lines outside movie theaters in Hollywood as well did
other local humane societies did around the country. This major controversy surrounding the film
lead to the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers
(AMPTP) to justifiable approve for AHA to overlook any animals in entertainment media. After all
the backlash and protests, the film was "known as one of the notorious flops in cinema" (The

More Humane Asylums
People acting differently than others, was thought to the acts of demons. Even though, this belief is
still believed in many different cultures. Now, it is commonly known that people have chemical
imbalances in the brain that may cause abnormal behavior. Treatment plans have also changed.
Shock therapy, trephination, and sending people to insane asylums were all used. More humane
treatment plans are used today. These include counseling and psychotropic drugs. Although, mental
hospitals are still used today, they use more humane ways of treating people. They enable people to
get back into the community and continue to provide care for those people. People in mental
hospitals or asylums use to be abused and crowded into these places. People,

Animal Humane Mission Statement
The Animal Humane Association mission is to "To engage the hearts, hands and minds of the
community to help animals." Even with thoughtful and helpful volunteers, saving animals takes the
capital. On average twenty thousand pets come through the doors of the Animal Humane
Association looking for care, vaccines, and forever homes. The Animal Humane Association use
seventy–four percent of their profits to provide for animals in need, while the other twenty–six
percent goes to the organizing and management of the foundation. Oftentimes seventy percent of
profits is just not enough money to provide a stable and quality home for the thousands of pets that
come through the Animal Humane Association ; thus we have decided to help this mission–driven
charity gain some assets in order to keep the number of pets who live and die on the streets low. ...
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It is most engaging to plan and will appeal to the broadest spectrum of prospective donors, as
opposed to appealing to just pet owners. Charity dinners benefit attendees by raising their status and
portraying them in a kind light, which is beneficial to them. People or organizations that are unable
to attend often are willing to help by covering some of the expenses of holding the fundraiser, which
gives them a chance to donate and helps us tremendously. Overall, this high–profile event will raise
the most money and the most awareness about the Animal Humane Association and their

Literary Devices In The Hunger Games And The Road
Oftentimes when reading books set in the middle of societal unrest or deterioration, we find the
characters struggling with difficult, and sometimes impossible, decisions. These types of decisions
delve into an individual's sense of humanity. At what point will their actions carry them over the line
they thought they would never cross? How do you preserve your humanity when everyone else
around you have compromised their own? In The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and The Road
by Cormac McCarthy the theme of preserving your humanity amidst an inhumane society is carried
throughout the narration. The argument can be made that when leaders begin crossing the line and
losing the basic humanity of protecting life, society as a whole falls in line.
There are many different literary devices that are used in writing to enhance a theme or to carry
those themes throughout a storyline. In The Hunger Games and The Road, irony is used in bringing
attention to the theme of humanity and carrying it from beginning to the end of the novels. It is used
in writing to contrast between "what is expected or understood and what actually happens or is
meant" (Puchner i). In The Road, McCarthy uses irony to show the difference between what we
would expect from a humane perspective and how those left have fallen so far from those
expectations. One instance of this irony occurred when the father and son observed two men and a
pregnant woman traveling on the road. Later, when these travelers were

San Diego Humane Society Case Study
Increasing the San Diego Humane Society's Adaptive Capacity The San Diego Humane Society
(SDHS) has recently become one of the largest animal sheltering organizations in the nation. The
recent mergers with four other San Diego county animal welfare organizations within the last six
years have brought about adaptive challenges. Furthermore, three of the four mergers have occurred
within the last year. One such major adaptive challenge is with its inability to effectively
communicate with all members of its organization. A noticeable lack of communication is currently
occurring possibly due to the organization's inability to maintain its culture of teamwork during the
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(2009) building an adaptive culture will require organizations to institutionalize the five previously
mentioned adaptive capacity characteristics. Here are some suggestions to improve SDHS' lack of
teamwork: First, elephants in the room must be named, and it will need to start at the executive
level. Heifetz et, al. (2009) suggest "modeling the behavior," which can have a powerful impact
because leaders are expected to set the tone. Current issues need to be openly addressed by seeking
and encouraging advice from all members of the organization. This can be done by assigning new
middle managers to link the workers and volunteers with the executives. Fixing "elephants in the
room" issue will also help "shared responsibility" and "independent judgment" by allowing input
from all levels. The "developing leadership capacity" should be done by going back to the basics.
According to Crowley (2013) the basics include; getting people in the right job, setting clear
expectations, giving people the tools to do their job, and giving high praises. Therefore, it is
suggested that competent middle managers and executives should conduct daily training, coaching,
and mentoring. Constant training behavior should be institutionalized across the organization.
Additionally, previously successful aspects from the newly merged organizations should be
incorporated. Finally, promoting teamwork will require the organization to set up informal group
activities such as pot lucks and small birthday celebrations for its

The Service Learning Project At The Alachua County Humane...
This paper describes Carly's service learning project in which she spent twenty hours volunteering
at the Alachua County Humane Society (ACHS). She worked with dogs and cats, caring for them
until they were adopted into forever homes. She also formed relationships with fellow volunteers,
specifically one from the same Family, Youth, and Community Sciences (FYCS) program at the
University of Florida. In this paper, Carly's feelings about the service learning in which she
participated will be discussed, as well as how her actions in helping animals find homes benefitted
the community. The benefits of her actions are backed up with research done by Dr. James E. Gern
and an article published in Parents Magazine. Relationships between what she's learned in her
Principles of Family, Youth, and Community Sciences class will be examined, along with her
feelings about her experience at the ACHS.
Keywords: Alachua County Human Society, community, FYCS
Volunteering at the Alachua County Humane Society Carly conducted her service learning research
at the Alachua County Humane Society. She chose this setting because animals are an important part
of people's lives, and every animal needs to be loved. While the dogs and cats in this no–kill shelter
are treated well, the more volunteers, the more human contact each dog and cat can receive. She
spent most of her time interacting with different dogs in the outdoor play areas. The other portion of
Carly's time at the shelter was

Pathos For The Humane Society
The advertisement I am doing is for The Humane Society Of The United States. The Humane
Society is encouraging people to support and fund their organization to protect abused animals. This
organization is important because they help animals who are cruelly abused and neglected. I am
writing about this because it is important to treat animals with love and kindness. It does not matter
if they are on four legs and can not speak, they still deserve to be treated as if they were children.
This advertisement's primary appeal is pathos which is used to make a person emotional. When you
see the animal shivering and filthy behind the bars it makes people emotional, the music is also
dedicated to make a person feel emotional. These commercials make

The Dairy Industry Is Humane
Lillie Colville Honors English 10 Period 2 March 12, 2016 The Dairy Industry is Humane The
agriculture industry, focusing on the dairy cattle industry, in the U.S.A. is humane and non–abusive.
The Dairy Industry raises, breeds, and milks female dairy cattle. The cows are either bought from
calf farms or born at the dairy in which they are raised to be about one or two years old until they
are bred by a bull of their same breed. Then, once the heifers give birth, they are put into the milking
process. According to "How much milk do cows give?", these cows will produce anywhere from
18,000 pounds of milk per year to a record breaking 72,000 pounds per year. America has the fourth
highest average milk production records which is 21, 335 pounds per year as of 2015(1). These
cows are milked twice a day during their "fresh period" which is the 10 months after having a calf in
which they are being milked. The cows then rest for two months and are bred and milked for
another 10 months. Overall, milking cows in America live in the dairy industry for about six or
seven years until they die naturally or are killed off due to being not profitable to the dairy world.
Animals are used in the agricultural commodity industry due to their uses and lack of rights.
Animal's rights are lower than human's rights due to the fact that animals brains are not as
developed as humans and cannot express feelings; however, animals have basic rights to life and
care from man (Rohr 20). Animals have

The Benefits Of The Humane Society
The Humane Society began in America in 1954 with the goal of ending animal cruelty. The multiple
founders were trying to save many animals and get society to end abuse to animals. A question often
appearing what will be done with these animals in the shelter. Research has been done proving the
help of pets in therapy homes or a support for the mentally ill. Humane Society's play many roles in
the community as it not only holds the animals that have no homes, it offers a place for community
members to give back and volunteer. Giving your time to an organization like this has proved to be
beneficial as people see how good they really have it, and it brings out the go good, feel good in an
everyday person.
Humane Society popularity has been growing rapidly in the past decade, but the nation as a whole
does not know enough. The benefit that the humane society plays in society is large, as they keep
animals off the streets and alive, but also gives community members an opportunity to volunteer.
These animals reported usually are friendly and can help in society as therapy dogs or just an
everyday pet. The benefits of the Humane Society are abundant and the founder had a great cause.
The Humane Society of the United States has been around since 1954 and has made a big impact on
the United States in fighting animal cruelty. The founders of the humane society founded the
program on the foundation of animal protection. Their beliefs from the beginning were to "seeking

Volunteering At The Humane Society
One extracurricular activity that is important to me is volunteering at the Skagit Valley Humane
Society. I have always enjoyed being around animals so I decided to volunteer. I can help animals
that have lost everything and just need someone to love them. While volunteering I walk the dogs,
clean cages or whatever the staff needs me to do. The animals love the attention they get and only
want to be loved. This experience made me realize that caring for animals is something I enjoy
doing.
By volunteering at the animal shelter it has influenced my future plans because I plan to peruse a
career involving animals. Volunteering helped me figure out what my future was going to be. The
humane society has had a major impact on my life because it

Factory Farming: Are They Humane?
As you may know there are many problems with factory farming. They're also many questions.
How does it affect the food we eat? Is it humane? Would you want to live near a CAFO? What will
they do about all their problems? What will do they fix them? Can they? Lets find out. The first
question, are they humane? In 2005 they killed 27 million hogs. They stuff 500,000 hogs in one
farm. Forty full–grown male hogs in one pin the size of a small apartment. Where they don't even
have enough room to move. The conditions they make them live in are also horrible. There's no
sunlight, fresh straw or air. The floors are slatted so the waste can drop down, and the one of the
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They feed their animals with more than 24 million pounds a year. Also consuming almost 70% of
antibiotics. The more antibiotics they feed their hogs, the more resistant we become to them. They
lode the hogs up with antibiotics just so it can make it to the slaughterhouse were they can kill it
legally. So when you're sick the longer it's going to take to feel better. Now the safety of their
workers. There have been many stories of people dying out at Smithfield, with people falling into
the lagoons and dying to the toxic fumes, to having all the side effect of this job. Most Smithfield
worker experience bronchitis, asthma, heart palpitations, headaches, nosebleeds, and brain damage.
They must get paid a lot to work there, because there's no other reason I would. Which leads in to
the third question, would you live around a CAFO? An elderly couple Julian and Charlotte live near
a Smithfield spray field. Charlotte was once standing in the kitchen, and saw Julian collapse in the
yard. She ran out there and threw a coat over his head, then brought him inside. He now has
respiratory problems, and rarely goes outside. There are many cons to factory farming. As you read
they aren't very humane with there animals. They also do not take safety into concern as much as
they should for their workers with all of the problems they had. I say we need to get rid of factory

Humane Agriculture Myth
"Our task must be to free ourselves... by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living
creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty." Many believe in this myth called "humane
agriculture," yet they've never truly known what the definition of that is. The fact is, there is no such
thing as "humane agriculture" because it is impossible to humanely rape or caringly slit the throat of
a conscious living animal. Although many meat–eaters have argued that eating dead animal flesh
from a cow is nutritious, closer examination shows it is especially bad for the cows that suffer
excruciating pain. When untouched cows first arrive on a factory farm they are forced to be marked.
It is most common for farmers to restrain the animal and press

Humane Observation Report
On Saturday, 10/17/2015, at 17:31 hours, I, Deputy Stacy Stark #1815 was dispatched to a
suspicious person call at the Humane Society of Southern Illinois located at 95 Humane Road,
Murphysboro, IL 62966. The suspicious person walked around the facility and then walked toward
the overpass located just west of the Humane Society. I arrived on scene at approximately 17:45
hours. When I arrived, I spoke briefly with the reporting party. She pointed out the suspicious
person's vehicle parked in the parking lot. The vehicle was a blue Chevrolet 4 door bearing Illinois
registration Y802215. The reporting party stated that a male subject walked over to the overpass.
From the parking lot of the Humane Society you can see the overpass. The overpass is Highway 13,
just west of Wood Road. I advised the reporting party that I was going to walk over to the overpass
in attempt to locate the subject. As I began walking towards the overpass, two male subjects were
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I also called the Illinois Department of Transportation after hours number in Springfield, IL to
inquire about proper technique or acceptable standards for cleaning up the graffiti. The person who
answered the telephone stated I would need to contact the local operations for Jackson County. I
checked our database for a local contact number. I made contact with an IDOT field technician
named Keith Miley. I explained the incident to Miley. I asked about an acceptable cleaning of
graffiti on concrete. Miley stated he did not want Cordova or Moreno to return to the scene. Miley
wanted the subjects charged. Miley said IDOT would clean the graffiti and send a bill to the
suspects. Miley did not want the suspects to return to the scene for reasons of liability. I advised
Miley I would tell Cordova and Moreno not to return to the

Persuasive Essay On Pet Animals
I have had pets, specially cats, since the day I was born. Some of these cats my family bought from
a family with a litter of kittens they needed to get rid of. Others we got from humane societies. Over
the years, I have had 6 different pet cats, not all at once of course. The most memorable were the
ones that were rescued from a shelter because we saved them from the lonely, tiny cages that they
were forced to live in day in and day out. As we were looking for the most recent additions, I grew
tired of looking in shelters, not because it was time consuming finding the right one, but because of
all the sad faces that stared back at me from the cages. Adopting and rescuing is the better option
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Some people may think that only sick animals are in shelters or that shelter animals aren't healthy
enough to adopt, but that's not true. There are sick animals, but they are treated for their illnesses by
veterinarians and watched carefully by volunteers and staff. They are not eligible for adoption until
they pass their vet exam. No matter where you get your pet from, whether it be breeder or shelter,
there is a chance they could get sick at some point in their life.
The adopter will benefit by seeing their new family member thrive and watching their personality
emerge. They will also feel the sense of having saved a life because in a way they did. Older
animals spend approximately 4 times more time in shelters than younger ones, which may make
adopting an older animal seem pointless because you may only get to have them for a few years, but
if you do it, you are giving an animal the most amazing end to their lives and a good home to live
out their golden years in (Madrone). They may even surprise you by living longer than they are
expected to. Adopting an animal from a shelter is also cheaper in the long run. Animals from
shelters are spayed or neutered before they can be adopted. They have also likely visited the vet to
get shots and make sure they are generally in good health. They are usually microchipped. If you
were to buy an animal elsewhere, you would have to pay for all those things yourself, on top of the
price

Are Zoos Humane
The death of Harambe has sparked a debate whether or not zoos are beneficial for animals. I have
been too many zoos including "The Cincinnati Zoo". Although many people argue that zoos are
unnatural and healthy for the lives of animals, I believe that these are humane because they provide
educational opportunities, animal care, and animal conservation. 29 of the 34 animal species
classified as extinct in the wild are still actively bred in zoos. Zoos have captive breeding programs
that help repopulate near extinct animal species. Reintroduction programs release the animals that
have been raised or rehabilitated back into the wild. This is an important tool that helps animal
populations that are decreasing. Through the sales and donations

Humane Society Benefits
Although I love animals and would be devoted to take care and maintain everyone that gets dropped
off at my house or is left abandoned, I cannot. If anyone enjoys the company of an animal as much
as I do, a wonderful place to volunteer would be the Tupelo–Lee Humane Society. It is a very loving
organization. If I was to volunteer I would need to know what the organization does, how to
volunteer and/or what to do when I volunteer, and how the Humane Society benefits the community.
There are numerous reasons why I believe that the Tupelo–Lee Humane Society (TLHS) is an
amazing organization but one is for the reason that it has saved the lives of countless animals in the
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Every year animals are being mistreated, getting abused, and being left alone to die. When someone
volunteers to help out he or she could save an animal's life. The shelter is not funded very much
from the government to maintain their stability. They are having a tough time holding down the
business, paying all employees, and housing and feeding every animal that walks through that door.
That is why the staff is pleased with generous volunteers. On their website it states "However,
TLHS primarily relies on funding from donations and fundraisers to help house, feed and care for
the 6,000 animals per year who enter our facility" (About TLHS). Business hours at the shelter are
anywhere from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. on Tuesday's – Saturday's. If one decides to volunteer he or she
has to be 16 years and younger with a parent or guardian's nearby, or he or she can be 17 years and
older with no more than a parent or guardian's signature. Tasks at the shelter include: walking the
dogs, interacting with the cats, cleaning their beds and laying out fresh newspaper, and as well as
washing their food bowls/dishes. Also 'Save a Pet. Spenser a Pet. Name a Pet' is a great way to care
for an animal if transportation to the shelter is out of the question. All someone would have to do is
donate $75.00 for a dog or $45.00 for a cat; when doing so he or she will receive the honor to name
the pet they sponsored. The money that person donated covers the shots that the animal will need
and spaying/neutering the animal. If someone does makes the decision to volunteer he or she can
call the shelter at 662–841–6500 or email them at info@tupelohumane.org. If they also want to plan
a trip up there the address is 2400 South Gloster Street, Tupelo, Mississippi

Humane Essay : Patient Assisted Suicide Is Humane
Patient Assisted Suicide Is Humane Every year, thousands of people are diagnosed with pancreatic
cancer. The further along their disease progresses, the more they suffer both physically and
mentally. The humane thing to do is to allow these people to choose whether or not to end their lives
before this painful and inevitable conclusion is reached.
Over 30,000 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer each year (Pancreatic Cancer 1). The
pancreas is a small gland located near the stomach. Treatments for this type of cancer is very limited
because it is often only discovered after it has progressed past the point of no return. Once the
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To be truly considered physician–assisted suicide, the injection, while taken in the presence of a
medical professional, must be delivered by the patient. This injection is typically given a few weeks
to months before natural death would occur, allowing the patient to not have to suffer the worst
stages of their disease (Dixon). Currently in America, physician–assisted suicide is only legal in the
states of Oregon, Montana, Washington, Vermont, California, Colorado and Washington D.C. While
pain to the body is extreme during the later stages of pancreatic cancer, pain to the mind is even
greater. As the disease progresses and the body breaks down, the quality of life a person has is
nowhere near what they once had. They need help doing the simplest things, such as going to the
bathroom or getting dressed. For a person who just a few months earlier was completely healthy,
this change can be unbearable. These patients shouldn't be forced to live trapped inside a decaying
body. There are some things worse than death (Beauchamp 3) It is not only the patient who is helped
by physician–assisted suicide; the families of the sufferers are also spared. It is a sad truth that
ninety–five percent of pancreatic cancer patients are killed by the disease (Pancreatic Cancer 2).
With death being a near certainty, family members of pancreatic cancer patients

Shark Finning Is NOT Humane
Shark fin soup is considered a renowned delicacy in most parts of China even if it costs upwards
easily to one hundred dollars or more per bowl when being served at restaurants around the world.
In Asia mainly this is a cultural practice which has been a Chinese status symbol since back to the
Ming Dynasty 1362, when it was cooked specifically for emperors. Today they are commonly
consumed at Chinese weddings, banquets, social outing, and business dinners and in other places
around the world including Chinese own restaurants around the world.
What most of whom dine on this dish don't know or find anything particularly wrong with is the
notion that an estimated one hundred million sharks are killed just for their fins each year, most of
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Starting with the shark's fins being removed from their body and simply dumped into the ocean to
die, the shark no less much likely in excruciating pain the entire time. This way is widely used as the
shark fin is the part that can be sold for a high profit than any other part of the shark, in fact any
other part of the shark is worthless to any fisher (Clarke, Miler–Gulland, & Bjorndal, 2007) to
which is why most if not all sharks are immediately dumped overboard once their fins are extracted
as this also frees up extra space on any fishermen's vessel to store more shark fins before returning
to harbor. However, this profitable practice is both mental and physical abuse to sharks; imagine
being in excruciating pain and anguish as you are held against your will while having all you limb
being cut off then literally just left for you dead until you bleed out eventually die a slow dead, this
is exactly what sharked who are being finned experience. This is by far one of the most inhumane,
unethical, and pointless way to make a couple more bucks in the fishing

Persuasive Speech About Pets
Kylie Schempp
MWF @ 12–12:50pm
Dr. Royse
Adopt a Pet!
INTRODUCTION
Attention Getter: Imagine living on the streets, constantly looking for your next meal and never
knowing the feeling of companionship. This is the life of stray animals.
Credibility Statement: No one really knows how many stray animals roam the streets, but it is
predicted that there are more than 70 million stray cats in the United States alone.
Central Idea (Proposition): By adopting pets from the American Humane Society or other important
rescue shelters, together, we can reduce the amount of stray animals on the streets. It is estimated
that there are over 11 million Americans that support the Humane Society.
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By adopting and rescuing animals from the Humane Societies, you are essentially saving their life.
II. Adopting a pet from the Humane Society, does not only benefit the animal, but it also benefits
you as well.
A. Pet stores are usually there to make money selling their animals, so their price is guaranteed to be
much higher than the adoption fee at your local shelter.
1. Adoption costs include more than just the price of the animal. The amount of money you pay at
an animal shelter covers neutering, and any vaccinations or treatments that may be required to keep
your new pet well and healthy.
2. Adoption also greatly benefits the animal, and it can also have a very positive influence on your
own life.
3. In the process of choosing to adopt from a shelter, you may find your new best friend or the
newest addition to your family. Whether it is a fluffy cat, a lap dog, or any pet, it can add something
to your life that you had been missing your whole life.
(This is where I would talk about animals being in puppy mills and cruel facilities...but, this is too
sensitive of a topic for me to handle when doing a speech.)

The Humane Association At An Animal Shelter
Bitterroot Humane Association
Sydney Greek
Period 1
12–3–16
Research Paper
Imagine being a staff member or a volunteer at an animal shelter. Imagine watching day in and day
out as animals passed through your doors, the unmistakeable scent of desolation and grief filling the
room like a tidal wave. Imagine standing in front of the donation jar, counting the measly offerings,
and hoping they added up to at least five dollars. Ravalli County should do more to encourage
adoption of impounded animals, and supply more resources for, the Bitterroot Humane Association.
The BItterroot Humane Association is our local "pound" that takes in lost, abandoned, abused, or
unwanted companions. They provide pet owners with an outlet should they ever not be able to take
care of their animals. Then, these pets are placed back into loving homes, making everyone happy.
With a limited budget, they have to care for many, many animals. The Bitterroot Humane
Association does not give animals a "time limit" for being put down. Some shelters in Missoula, for
example, euthanize their residents if they do not find homes soon enough. Many animals at the kill
shelters are very loving and sweet, and deserve a little more time to adjust. At no kill shelters, such
as the Bitterroot Humane Association, they are not put down. Several of the dogs and cats have been
there for a long time, which is definitely hard on them. Finally, the humane association also helps
other animals in

The Humane Standards (HFAC)
The Humane Standard was a program that was initiated by Humane Farm Animal Care (HFAC)
which is one of the leading nonprofit certification organization that makes sure about the care and
health of dairy animals from birth till slaughter. Being a member of a jury to decide about the
Humane Standards, considering the Dormant Commerce Clause also known as the Negative
Commerce Clause which states that Congress also possess some rights to declare or regulate the
commerce affairs in some of the states of the country, Whereas the Equal Protection Clause which is
the part of the fourteenth Amendment in the US constitution clearly states that every person within
the state has equal rights by the protection of law, I would have warned the company named

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