"If the dogs bought that came from mills were instead dogs from shelters, not only would the dogs in shelters get a home, but the demand for puppy mills would also plummet."
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"As seen below there are many states that still have no laws that address puppy mills and others that do not regularly inspect their facilities."
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If you are interested in more that I did this quarter - including the two essays I wrote, the blogs that I posted, and more - visit my portfolio for this class.
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Now that we are getting to the end of the quarter at UCI. I would like to reflect back on what I learned in Writing 60. One of the first things I learned this quarter was how to topic scope. This will be a useful skill for the future when I need to research.
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Finally, I learned how to use social media, specifically twitter, to find sources by following researchers, to spread awareness about a cause, as well as push for people to take action in order to solve a problem.
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Puppy mills can be very terrible and have unimaginable conditions. It is important that these be stopped or at least seriously regulated to have humane conditions!
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"The types of things inflicted on dogs range from being force-fed chemicals, often leading to vomiting or even death, being injected with pathogens such as salmonella & even receiving holes drilled into their heads, all illustrating how serious this problem is." #39canimals
It is important to look into where the dog came from before you buy it, no matter how adorable. It is important to know of possible health complications before making the commitment.
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“When horses race they are often doped to mask injuries and pain. This process can cause them to unknowingly exceed their healthy bounds and sustain even more fatal injuries which can lead to euthanization” #39canimals
"At the hand of consumers, we can also boycott products that implement animal testing of their products and instead only purchase from brands that do not (Gardner 13)." #39canimals
"These cruel breeding techniques cause dogs to develop genetic disorders, which are also inherited by future generations. These practices may also lead to severe health issues caused by drastic physical features like the short noses of pugs and bulldogs." #39canimals
The fact that these laws are already implemented in other countries shows that it is a very possible thing. Lets ban declawing of cats in the US as well!
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“Criminalizing declawing would involve forbidding veterinarians from being able to offer the surgery and Americans who chose to declaw their cat illegally will be financially penalized. This exact practice is already in effect in many countries, such as Israel, where
Three Horses Go Down in One Race at Delta Thursday!!
Another example of how much damage equestrian competitions can do to the horses themselves. People should really pay attention to the regulation of horse racing and the protection of the horse's own rights. #39canimals
“Declawing involves amputating the first knuckle on a feline’s toes in order to ensure the claw can not grow anymore. This procedure has been banned in 42 countries, including England, France, and Germany, however has yet to be banned in more than 2 U.S states” #39canimals