Title: Animal Cruelty: What Is It and How Can We Stop It For Good?
Headings: Animal Cruelty: What Is It and How Can We Stop It For Good?
Animal Cruelty: What Is It and How Can We Stop It For Good?
Sentient Media Podcast | EP3
Sentient Media Podcast | EP3 Sentient Media Podcast | EP3
003 ARTICLE READING: What is Animal Cruelty?
003 ARTICLE READING: What is Animal Cruelty? 003 ARTICLE READING: What is Animal Cruelty?
What Is Animal Cruelty?
Animal Abuse
Animal Neglect
Animal Exploitation
Human Predation
Animal Testing
What Are the Differences Between Animal Cruelty by Omission and Animal Cruelty by Commission?
Why Do People Treat Animals Cruelly?
Viewing Animals as Objects
Using Animals for Monetary Gain
Disregarding Animals’ Feelings and Emotions
What Other Crimes Are Correlated With Animal Cruelty?
Domestic Violence
Homicide
Drug and Gun Trades
Which Animals Suffer the Most?
Companion Animals
Livestock
Sea-life
Rodents
What Are the Most Common Issues Associated With Animal Cruelty?
Animal Fighting
Puppy and Kitty Mills
Factory Farming
Animal Hoarding
Horse Slaughter
Entertainment Animals
Fur Farming
What Are the Best Ways to Combat Animal Cruelty?
The Road Ahead

Content: Endless cases of animal cruelty come from factory farming, hunting, and fishing. Consider that anyone can get a hunting license — there’s no test to find out if you can shoot straight. Every year, hunters maim animals with non-lethal shots, which means those animals die slow, excruciating deaths. Animal Testing
We have been testing products on animals for many decades. Even though scientific developments have rendered animal testing unnecessary — and even less effective than other testing methods — it still occurs all around the world. Animals in testing facilities are exposed to all manner of substances, many of which cause itching, burning, chronic pain, loss of body parts, and other terrible consequences. The animal cruelty that pervades laboratories doesn’t need to continue. Imagine spending your entire life confined to a hospital bed — one that has no mattress or blankets. You’re constantly receiving “treatments” that cause discomfort, and you can’t have any visitors. That’s a close analogy to the animal cruelty involved in laboratory testing.