Descriptive Essay On Exotic Animals

Undoubtedly, transportation hasn’t always been as accessible as it is now. For centuries, people have come up with innumerable ways of getting themselves from one location to another. In former times, people would use their available resources for several purposes. Some of these included the use of animals for travel, which involved: horses, ox, mules, camels, etc. Yet, at the same time, maintaining an animal in

Gili Islands is home to the long suffering and poorly treated carriage ponies-YES they capture ponies from neighboring islands and put them to work sometimes up to eighteen hours a day. They are emaciated, have little rest, drink salt water and have no medical care. They have no pasture in which to graze and they are always hitched up to a carriage. They live a miserable existence because their owners do not know how to care for them. The ponies are moneymakers, worked to the bone and then slaughtered and replaced when they cannot pull any more. They were once wild horses that were captured and now brought to the Gili Islands to begin their life of slavery. They ARE clearly ponies because of their small size, which ranges from 11-14 hands

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to you for purchasing my market goat this year at the Sonoma County Fair Auction. I am glad that there are people in our community who realize the importance of agriculture in today’s world and are willing to invest in its future.

I’ve been chasing my dreams for year and than an opportunity pop up to try to reach it and succeed. I had a 5:00am flight out of Phoenix to Chicago to Kalamazoo and four Chihuahuas. This event was so important to me and I spend $10,000 to get there That day I spend the whole day at the airport and I was so tired from waking up 1am in the morning to get there on time. By the time I got to the hotel I wanted to sleep and relax after a crazy day I had. The next day was a Thursday in June and mom and I went to the dog show site to check things out and become familiar with the surroundings. When I got there everything was so big and elegant. It was like heaven to me and I couldn't believe I made it to the Inventional Premier dog show. I was so excited I thought my heart was going to bump out of my chest. I couldn't wait to show the next day. After a long day of walking around and seeing friends from Arizona and California we went back to the hotel to get dinner and some rest. The next came and I was pumped for the big day! I walked over to ring one and took a spot front row in the stands. It was 8:00am which was my time to shine. I showed my four little Chihuahuas against 10 other dogs in our breed.

There are many exotic animals all over the world that live in the wild. There are many species and some are extinct. Exotic animals are very expensive that require more than what people realize. These animals belong in their natural habitats. It is wrong and cruel for the animals that have to live in captivity when they are meant to live in the wild. Taking exotic animals out of the wild disrupts the natural food chain and negatively affects natural selection.

The first thing that we all did in the groups was learn how to approach the horse and put its halter on and groom the body. After we all finished we went down to the tack room to learn about what the tacks name purpose is and how it works. Then we all went back to the stalls with each horse's tack and saddled them up for riding, I was gazing around the barn again and said to myself, “ Maybe I could have a horse when I know how to do everything with a lot of hard work and effort!” The time came around and everyone including myself were ready to hop on the horse! While only one person was allowed in the arena at a time the rest of us were in the back lobby doing

Five years ago at the age of 9, I had just started showing sheep at the Union fair. I named my first lamb Cupcake, I did not know a lot about how to show a lamb, but I tried. For my first show, I received fourth place out of eight lambs, most of these 4-Her’s had showed before. My uncle was very proud of me, when I received fourth place in my class. A week later, I was off to the New Haven Fair and I achieved third place out of ten lambs. About a month later, I was headed to Washington Town and Country Fair. On Thursday, I received ninth place out of ten lambs in my class. A couple of days later on a Saturday, we had to sell our animals. I sold her to a company named Ck Cranes. Once, he had bought my lamb, we took pictures. My

Exotic species, also called non-indigenous, or invasive species, are organisms that have moved beyond their natural geographical range of habitat.

Looking at the cute little plush animal I had just won, I felt quite accomplished. This dolphin was not just any stuffed animal; it came from a claw machine. Those stupid, money sucking machines that are near impossible to win something from. Blue and white and surprisingly good quality, this dolphin was mine. Many years back in the month of June, my grandparents wanted to take me out to eat for a birthday lunch. As a kid, I really enjoyed Steak n’ Shake, mostly because I enjoy milkshakes, so that is where I decided to go. My mother, sister, aunt, and cousins also joined us for the celebratory meal.

I grew up on my family’s century dairy farm. However, I only knew it after it become a retired dairy, but my family quickly replaced the cows with horses, beef cattle, chickens, cats, and two dogs. Growing up I knew I was a lucky kid to have my own pony and eventually a horse. I able to show in 4-H, at both the local and state level, I was also able to see a different side of agriculture that few people have the privilege of witnessing. The equine and equestrian industry is truly a blessing to have grown up in and is one of my favorite parts of the agriculture industry. I was six years old when I swore that I would never become a veterinary. I made this promise to myself after watching our local veterinary check to see if a cow was pregnant.

How would you feel if you were taken away from your parents and your home and was put in a cage? This happens to many exotic animals all over the world. Whether the animal was already born in captivity or was plucked from the wild. Owning an exotic animal as a pet can be dangerous, time consuming, and cruel. People all around the U.S. own exotic animals when they shouldn’t.

When we answered the ad about the horses for sale for my children, it never occurred to me that I would be bringing one home for me. He was the first thing I saw when we pulled up. His coat was swirls of black and gray with no distinguishable pattern. It made me think of smoke rising from a chimney. He was starving thin, and his bones showed through his smokey coat. He was staked to the bare ground. One could see he had already eaten everything his tether would let him reach. In my mind, he was already mine. I named him Smokey before we even got out of the truck.

I have to travel to Fort Boise which is 150 miles away. We have just made it to Fort Boise. This reminds me of Fort Hall just a little smaller. The prices are sky high here! This is ridiculous, I’m only going to buy some food for the rest of the trip. There is a animal trading post here something I haven't seen before at any of the other places. My family decided to trade out our oxen they have been very tired. It isn't hard for me to let them off here because I felt like it was hurting them to keep them going. We got a fresh new pair of oxen. They looked ready to go!

In 2013 I got my first horse, an Appaloosa mare names Misti. For my birthday that year my grandma got me two sets of polo wraps. They were a simple gift, but one of the best gifts I can remember! The purple and pink polo wraps meant so much to me because my grandma had been hesitant about my new adventures in owning a horse. She had loved them her entire life, so while she was hesitant, she was also extremely excited for me. The reason they meant to much to me was because the polo wraps, as a gift, were her way of saying "I support you, and I can't wait to see what great things you accomplish on this adventure!" 4 years later I'm training BLM Mustang and working my way up the ladder to hopefully become a large animal vet. Without my grandma's

Midst the spring of 2012, I pleaded with my mother for her approval but she continuously refused and laughed. Ultimately, I had lost all ambition and began to cry. My sobbing demonstrated to my mother that I was genuinely committed. She granted me permission and I instantly went online to purchase 15 unsexed silkie chicks from a hatchery in Missouri. They