Factory Animals Abuse

Factory farmed animals are not only poor, but also low quality. Since the animals, pigs for example, are in contact with each other so close, they are sprayed with antibiotics to keep germs from spreading. Those antibiotics are used many, many times, resulting in very low quality meat and are harmful to our human body.

I am writing this letter because I am concerned about the levels of neglect and cruelty you put the animals through at your stores each day. All the way from rats to even goldfish.

“This is horrible! I can’t even watch this!” Those were my immediate thoughts the first time my eyes were opened to the inhumane animal cruelty on factory farms. Factory farming enables mass production to supply the demands of today’s society but also enables the cruel treatment of animals. We need to end the cruelty and abuse that these animals have to endure at the factory farms because it causes loss to the business, reduces the quality of the product produced, and endangers the health of those who buy the product. We can promote humane treatment of factory farm animals by prevention through education, by enforcing humane laws by being an example of humane animal treatment, and by donating and/or

Parts of the country are unaware of how factory farms treat these animals; people need to know.At factory farms, injured animals can still be butchered."Farm Sanctuary." Farm Sanctuary. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Feb. 2016 says, “It is perfectly legal for slaughter plants to take animals with broken wings or legs and subject them to the full and agonizing slaughter process.”Plenty of people do not know the full story behind factory

The cows, pigs, chickens, etc. that they slaughter to produce food for us to eat, their entire life is spent knee deep in their own fecal matter and other waste. They’re kept in unsanitary environments that cause them to be unhealthy and die. They’re bread to big bigger and with this rapid growth their bodies can’t fully adapt leaving them unable to walk long distances, stand, or move. Most of these animals have never seen the light of day, they’re born in a factory bread and slaughtered. Animals that are born into a factory live a very sad a short

Animals all around the world are abused everyday, with 100 million animals being poisoned, burned, crippled, and abused in other ways in the U.S each year, and Ninety five percent of animals used for farming are excluded from only federal law offering any sort of protection. This information is very cruel indeed, but what people don't know is that large meatpacking industries are the cause of this abuse. Organic farmers, on the other hand, treat their animals with more respect, and allow animals to be free-range, resulting in healthier meat. Because of this, people need to stop buying from these meatpacking industries because their practices are morally and physically unhealthy and should instead buy organic and healthier options.

Puppy Mills are large breeding areas where dogs are just produced at an over abundance. The cruelty that lies around a puppy mill is unthinkable. The profit of these dogs is put over the well being of them, it’s all about the money. Most of the puppies people will see at pet stores come right from a puppy mill, and are prone to either already being sick or it’s just the beginning of health problems to come. If puppy mills were shut down, many of the Pet stores that sell puppies would more than likely run out of business, because they wouldn’t have the supply from the puppy mills any longer.

Animal rights are practically non-existent in many different ways today. Factory farming is probably the worst thing they can do to the poor helpless animals. Factory farming effects chickens, cows, pigs, and many other animals that are used for food, milk and eggs. One of the biggest organizations against factory farming is called Compassion Over Killing (COK). They go to great lengths to protest and inform people about animal cruelty.

A puppy mill is a large-scale commercial dog breeding facility where profit is given priority over the well-being of the dogs. Dogs are usually housed in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions without adequate veterinary care, food, water or socialisation.

In this paper I will bring to you information that customers are unaware of that happens within the Factory Farming business. What is the situation these farms and will it make you think twice? We do not understand the health and wellness of these animals and how they are treated is beyond belief. Health and wellness could be in jeopardy from some of these animals we consume. The populace would be shocked to know these types of farms exist as how they get away with such conditions. Cruelty to animals exists but consumers may not aware as they making their selection of meat at the local market. There should be better living conditions and treatment of these animals.

All animals should be treated with compassion and protected from suffering, throughout their lives. Sadly billions of factory farm animals lack the basic protections under the law. A factory farm is a large-scale industrial operation where thousands of animals are retained for food. Factory farms, or industrialized facilities, maximize profits by treating animals as production units rather than sentimental creatures. The facility threatens them with antibiotics and hormones to maximize and prevent disease their growth and food output. The antibiotics fed to the animals on a consistent basis cause many humans to lose some of their ability to fight strains of certain bacteria. The farm also forces animals to breed and produce young at accelerated unnatural rates that cause stress and exhaustion. Animals raised for food are jam-packed onto trucks and transported to the slaughterhouse without food or water, when they have finally grown large enough. Those who survive the punitive expedition are often conscious while their throats are split. The problem with the farm is so many animals being confined in one place creates an environmental hazards, such as land, water, and air pollutions. Factory farms are inhumane and contribute to many health problems for humans, and animals.

Animals are not the only ones who are traumatized during this emotional process. The employees who must work in such facilities including the slaughterhouses are known to suffer emotionally as well, often severely. Temple Grandin, a slaughterhouse expert, states that it is not unheard of for the employees to “become sadistic, literally brutalized by what they must do hourly and daily” (Pollan 233). Also, physical health has deteriorated within and around such facilities due to the serious result of pollution inside the farms (which can spread into the surrounding ecosystem) from the neglectful maintenance of hygienic standards. According to nytimes.com, millions are faced with horribly unsanitary and substandard food from factory farms each year, as the United States alone had over 76 million people affected by fouled food – 5,000 of those fatal (nytimes.com). Humane animal farming is an option that not many producers consider because of the inherently higher cost and dramatically lower quantity of animals processed.

Factory farming is a hot topic amongst animal rights groups such as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) or the Humane Society. Most animal rights organizations object to the use of gestation crates in modern pig farming. Gestation crates are individualized spaces designed to restrict the movement of the pigs contained within its four walls (see Figure 1) during the gestation, or pregnancy, cycle of a pig.

Few weeks ago, I watched a video clips about animal abuse in a slaughterhouse. It is so terrified the way people abuse animals and kill them either by manual or machine. Remarkably, these horrified images are obsessing me many days after. I just have a thought that why we need to kill animal for meat. Later on, I have found some research show that there are certain reasons which humans should not kill animals.

Education is key in protecting animal welfare. If people realize the animal suffering is real, it will affect other organizations to take a stand. One of the reasons there are so many companies are the many videos surfacing online about the brutalities of factory farming. Organizations like USDA (United States Department of Agriculture), Animal Welfare Institute, and AVMA are all helping this situation by informing the public about the farm animal’s injustice. They are also regulating the factories and aiming to make stricter laws for animal rights. These all will make a difference in protecting our animals and proving our belief that all human creatures have a right to live.