No to Factory Farming The term factory farming refers to a system that keeps a large number of livestock in a small space to be killed so markets can sell the meat to their customers. This is a modern way of killing animals for food in our markets. These factories brutally punish these animals by feeding them special foods that are intended for them to gain weight. This practice has caused serious problems to our environment and human hazards alongside animal cruelty. Across the globe, hundreds of hopeless and innocent animals are being slaughter for no reason. They are put in a tiny space and fed with high fat nutrients, and forced to live in dark cages and punished like criminals. Factory farming effects human and animal health and damages …show more content…
These livestock aren't allowed to live like other animals and are secretly punished and experiment in these factory farms. Factory farms carry about ten to hundreds of animals such as pigs, cows, chicken, and etcs. About “21,000 hens are raised in this 500 foot long Perdue” ( Weeks 2 ) according to farm barns in Kentucky. Claves were lifted by their tails , violently drag by their tails, knocked and thrown; some of these animals did not survive and left behind. In February 2013, Amy Meyer became the first person to capture pictures of a operation meatpacking company. Amy Meyer was prosecuted when approached by a slaughterhouse manger. The manager told amy to stop, but she refused and was later arrested for violating utah law. These animals spent most of their lives in bad conditions, Moreover they are denied to enjoy a better life. When a pageant cow gives birth, she gets separated from her calves in Behind a Veil of secrecy: animal abuse, factory farms etch “She returns to her stall, She finds her calves are missing, a discovery that results in a below that is an unmistakable form of mourning ( Marcus 115). The calves were sold for veal, then the mother gets impregnated again repeating the same process over and over