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Animal Rights Argumentative

Thesis statement

The animals rights are very important since they are used to protect the animals, the animals rights prevents them frombeing killed by human beings. Additonally, it is our main responsibility to make sure we protect animals. When we kill animals it is not fair yet they do not do anything that harm us to an extent of killing them. There are animals right movement, moreso, the animals right laws and they are supposed to be adhered to and are called general prohibition.

Just like human beings, the animals have their rights and they are fit for their survival, the animals are also subject to existence. They also feel the delight and the agony, they recollect, they have experience, they foresee, they are able to learn, additionally what happens to the animals is very vital to them and different from what happens to the other non-living creatures. There is an ethical issue that provides the animals with the rights to similar thoughts and delights or satisfactions.

The ethical status of the different creatures shows us that the scholars comprehended and they have been denying the creature have the rights that they are supposed to have (Armstrong & Botzler, 2016). The ethical analysis of the animals and their rights helps to spread the space and more natural habits for the animals. Some allies do not see the right that is proved to be essentially wrong, any more than just giving the lab animals more of the anesthesia. When this is done in amounts that are not ideal may cause the situation to become even worse.

Animals have the right to receive the best treatments, the animals are sometimes done injustice and they are sometimes hunted for sports which makes their rights to be violated. The rights that protect the animals should protect them from being used as testers of cosmetics. The animal's rights are not honored when their fur is being used for other activities like making luxury items.

The animals have the right to live in a conducive environment, most of the time we are the people who destroy the animal's habitats and they are not able to protect themselves from prey (Garner, 2016). Most the habitats are destroyed by human agricultural activities when they fail to take into the interest of the protection of the animal's rights. Many animal specials are today endangered since they are always threatened and their rights assumed.

References Garner, R. (Ed.). (2016). Animal rights: The changing debate. Springer. Armstrong, S. J., & Botzler, R. G. (Eds.). (2016). The animal ethics reader. Taylor & Francis.