In the United States animals are beaten, ignored, or compelled to battle for survival because of their cruel owners. Left in unsanitary conditions with no nourishment, they have little trust as they experience their days without the empathy they should be receiving. This is all due to a heartless owner who believed that animals did not deserve to be treated well, or an owner felt the need to release his anger out on his innocent animal. Although some are rescued and get to experience the life they deserve, others aren't so fortunate. To develop as a country, we should be making a change. It is up to us to battle for the rights of these animals and give them a voice. If we don't, who will? The question of why animals are abused is just …show more content…
Puppy mills typically keep dogs in stuffed and unsanitary conditions without proper health-care, food, water or socialization. Female dogs are bred at every opportunity with no recovery time. Puppies as young as 8 weeks will be sold to stores. The dogs are typically kept in wired cages that harm their paws and legs, and it is very common for the cages to be stacked on top of one another. When it gets to the point where the female puppies have achieved a state of physical consumption and can no more replicate, they are usually killed. Puppy mill puppies are inclined to inherited conditions including coronary illness and blood and respiratory issue. The puppies sent to pet stores often arrive with sicknesss such as parasites or pneumonia. In addition, due to the fact that puppies are taken away from their mothers at such a young age of 8 weeks, it is super common for them to struggle from behavior problems, such as anxiety. In many states, it is legal to have puppy mills. It is essential that future pet proprietors look for abandoned dogs from their local shelter, or purchase pets from a reliable breeder keeping in mind the end goal to make these puppy mills