Animal cruelty amanda f and alex m.
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This document discusses the mistreatment and slaughter of animals. It notes that over 10 billion land animals are killed for food each year in the US alone, totaling over 55 billion globally. It also states that 250 million domestic dogs suffer abuse annually. The document lists many endangered species and urges people to help spread awareness, fundraise, and do more to help animals.
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Thousands of animals worldwide are killed through poaching every year for items like ivory, medicine, and sport. Poaching has drastically reduced populations of tigers from 100,000 in 1900 to only 4,000 in 1990 and cut Africa's elephant population in half by killing them for their tusks. Rhinoceros are also poached for their horns, which are sold for high prices in China due to traditional beliefs. Sharks have their fins sliced off and are thrown back in the ocean unable to swim so their fins can be used for cancer treatments. However, organizations are working to stop poaching and protect endangered species.
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- 2. This is how you see animals…
- 3. Cute and adorable… but they AREN’T always
- 4. This is how it really is…
- 5. 10 BILLION animals are slaughtered for food every year just in the U.S. •In the world we kill 55 BILLION animals every year for meat. That averages out to be…
- 6. 316 EVERY SECOND ALL FOR FOOD!!!
- 7. When you eat this food you are sacrificing a life
- 10. 250 MILLION domesticated dogs suffer from abuse every year That equals roughly 85% of domesticated dogs are abused How would you feel if YOU were getting beaten?
- 11. Endangered Animals Tigers, Polar Bear, Anteaters, Otters, Manatee, Jaguar, Humpback Whale, Red Wolf, Whooping Crane, Gray Wolf, White Tailed Sea Eagle, Wolverine, European Otter, Spur- Thighed Tortoise, Loggerhead turtle, Pygmy Hippo, African Elephant, Nile Crocodile, African Wildog, Black Rhino, Mountain Gorilla, Cheetah, Monk Seal, White Crane, Snow Leopard, Astaic Lion, Giant Panda, Snub Nosed Monkey, Philippine Spotted Deer, Java Rhino, Saltwater Crocodile, Galapagos Tortuous, Nar Whale, Blue Whale and A MILLION MORE
- 13. HOW YOU CAN HELP… Spread The News! Raise Money and start a fundraiser And much MORE…
- 14. Bibliography Works Cited Bender, David. Animal Rights. San Diego, CA: Greenhaven, 1996. Print. Bloyd, Sunni. Animal Rights. San Diego, CA: Lucent, 1990. Print. Bloyd, Sunni. Endangered Species. San Diego, CA: Lucent, 1989. Print. Koster, Katie D. San Diego: Greenhousehaven, 1998. Print. Leen, Nina, and Joseph Anthony Davis. And Then There Were None: America's Vanishing Wildlife. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1973. Print. "PETAKiDS.com." PETAKiDS.com. 2012. Web. 10 Apr. 2012. <http://www.petakids.com/>. Peta.org. People Ethnical Treatment of Animals. Web. 6 Apr. 2012. <www.peta.org/issues>. Pollock, Steve. The Atlas of Endangered Animals. New York: Facts on File, 1993. Print. "Save Tigers Now." Save Tigers Now. 2011. Web. 10 Apr. 2012. <http://www.savetigersnow.org/>. Created By: The Awesome Amanda