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This document discusses various forms of animal abuse and advocates to prevent cruelty. It provides statistics on animal research and extinction. It also mentions efforts by some companies to use cage-free eggs. The document explores the differences between animal rights and welfare perspectives. It then discusses specific examples of abuse such as cats being hung as warnings and signs of neglect in animals. Throughout it provides links to websites with further information on recognizing and stopping animal abuse.
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