This document discusses various forms of animal abuse and advocates to prevent cruelty. It provides statistics on animal research and extinction. It also mentions efforts by some companies to use cage-free eggs. The document explores the differences between animal rights and welfare perspectives. It then discusses specific examples of abuse such as cats being hung as warnings and signs of neglect in animals. Throughout it provides links to websites with further information on recognizing and stopping animal abuse.

1. Animal Abuse By Robert Cooper

7. Sheep Abuse {People seem to think sheep abuse is some kind of a joke. They don’t realise the seriousness behind it. I can assure you that it is not at all funny for the victims. I have decided to make a campaign video to raise awareness of the issue, here’s the script so far, your input is much appreciated, this is a very good blog .So, okay, we have robots that milk cows. It stands to reason, then, that someone would come up with a robot that shears sheep. The difference is, it seems, that while cows are perfectly happy to stand there and have their bits pulled on, sheep tend to object to having all of their hair shaved off. This necessitates a sheep restraint system that looks pretty vicious but the people who designed it, who know a thing or two about sheep, claim that what you’re about to see “isn’t disturbing for a sheep, hard to believe, isn’t it? In our tests, sheep often fell asleep and showed no signs afterwards of any ill-effects

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