This document discusses the use of animals in testing and experimentation. It notes that millions of animals like mice, rats, primates, cats and dogs are kept in laboratories and sacrificed for medical research and testing. While some animal testing has benefited medicine, most animals are killed for cosmetic or profit-driven purposes rather than life-saving illnesses. The document argues that animals have the ability to feel pain and suffering just like humans, and deserve more humane treatment and alternatives to testing that causes them harm.

1. Should be animals used in testing?Nature is made by animals.

2. Dose anyone care of them? *Right now, millions of mice, rats, rabbits, primates, cats, dogs, and other animals are locked inside cold, barren cages in laboratories across the country. *In many countries it is a legal requirement that all drugs and vaccines are tested on animals to ensure safety.

3. ISN'T IT A CHOICE BETWEEN KIDS AND RATS? *Animals sacrifice their lives in exchange for medical

4. *Most animals killed in laboratories are not dying in tests for drugs to combat life threatening illnesses. Millions, for example, suffer and die for cosmetic company profits every year.

5. *All animals feel anger and fear, pleasure and pain, just like humans, and their equality comes from their ability to feel pain.

6. *Animals have been treated cruel so humans can live good lives, they have found alternatives to animals testing, and animal testing has also helped the world of medicine tremendously.* If you are a person who loves animals, please give them a good environment for living.

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