...Jerusalem for his baptism services as well as his knowledge of animals. Quickly John the Baptist became a mentor to Noah and told Noah he had a special gift, the power to heal animals. Through God and prayer all of this was possible. Noah believed doing miracles like healing sick animals brought him close to God and the Kingdom of God. Noah started to heal several small animals like bunnies and raccoons. As Noah became more famous in the town of Jerusalem, he put together a group of followers. These groups of followers were called disciples. He had 11 disciples to help him with curing the animals. As Noah and his followers approached the town of Galilee, they saw thousands of starving animals. These animals were very sick and about to die. With Noah’s gift he gave every one of the animals a loaf of bread. Soon the animals were full, happy, and healthy. The town thanked Noah and his disciples and they were on their way. Noah and his disciples started to become famous throughout the land. The next job Noah and his disciples had was in a town called Nazareth. As soon as they entered the town Noah knew exactly what was wrong. The crowd moved and there was a blind owl named Oliver that couldn’t fly. Noah walked over to Oliver and thought about what he could do to make him see. Quickly Noah thought to use the healing aloe from a leaf to help this poor owl. He rubbed it on the Oliver owl’s eyes and soon Oliver could see again. Oliver shouted “I can see! I can finally see!” The...
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...Animal Rights The health care professional whom would be the best person to determine what is to be “humane care” would probably be a veterinarian. A veterinarian is the most qualified to give care of an animal and would be best suited to determine humane care. I think a laboratory technician who does research on the animal has to be responsible in researching and such but should follow a strict set of guidelines. I do not support the use of animals for research. I do not think that is it humane to keep an animal locked up for testing and such. If you want to research the animal why not let it be free and research it in its natural habitat. I understand the testing for diseases and things of that sort to help maintain the animals health but I don’t approve of it. I am probably more biased towards this because I hate seeing any animal suffer, even a stray dog for that matter. I have a dog now and would never allow someone to test him unless it was a veterinarian. When viewing the NIH guidelines for animal research, I came across these 3 basic guidelines: Reduction: Reduction in the numbers of animals used to obtain information of a certain amount and precision. Refinement: Decrease in the incidence or severity of pain and distress in those animals that are used. Replacement: Use of other materials, such as cell lines or eggs, or substitution of a lower species, which might be less sensitive to pain and distress, for a higher species. I do believe that these guidelines are...
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...Animal Testing Many the big issues, for many years, has been about animal testing. The argument of is animal testing good or bad has been a bother for numerous amounts of people. Many people believe that animal testing is terrible because sometimes it causes animals to suffer and even die. Most scientist say animal testing is used to help the nation. They test different products to see if it's safe for humans to use. Many forget the benefits from animal testing and how much good it has done to humankind. A few ways animal testing has benefited mankind is by testing medications, substances that may affect people, and other product such as beauty products. Scientist have been able to Discover many cures for diseases because of animal testing. Because of, millions of people have been able to live a long life. Scientists also test medications on animals to see if there are safe for humans to use. Animals have saved millions because of their uses for medical and scientific research. Each time a person takes a medication or is given anything for medical usage, animals have contributed to that. Dangerous chemicals testing has also helped mankind. The purpose of animal testing is to see if any chemicals or substances are a danger to the people. Scientists have learned so much about what helps humans and what harms them. We are still, to this day, discovering what is safe for the people in the world. Animals get to be a part of helping humanity grow. Everyone wants to look...
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...The Gentlemen of the Jungle "Peace is costly, but it's worth the expense." The theme of this text could be patience. How patient you can be before doing something for yourself or how far can you go for somebody else without getting anything? The story is about a man living in an animal world; he has a little hut in peace and quiet. One day there is a hurricane and Mr. Elephant seeks shelter at the man's hut, but with no room for them both, the elephant kicks the man out in the hurricane. This leads to a trial where the animals treat the man unfairly and give the hut to the elephant. In most cases, the man would surely win this trial by miles because it was his hut and all he did was help a friend. "The Gentleman of the Jungle" is written by Jomo Kenyatta in 1938. The story takes place at the edge of the forest in a fictitious land where animals and humans can talk. It states, ''Once upon a time an elephant made a relationship to a man. One day a heavy thunderstorm broke out, the elephant went to his friend who had a little hut at the edge of the forest.’’ (Line 1-3, pg. 171) The setting is the base of the story, the jungle laws they use because it takes place in the jungle. The relationships between the characters start out well. The story tells us that the elephant and the man are friends. The man shows patience when getting told by the lion that he will get his opportunity to get his hut back. This shows that the man has respect for the elders and the animals, "wait until...
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...Anansi, The Clever I. Characters * Anansi * Nyame * Aso * Onini * Osebo * Mmoboro * Mmoatia II. Settings The setting was not mentioned in the selection. III. Themes * Bravery – Anansi showed bravery all throughout the selection because no matter how aggressive and dangerous the animals he encountered were he still continued and finished his task. * Determination – Anansi was determined in finishing the task because he wanted to tell stories to the children, he continued capturing the animals knowing that these animals could kill him. * Cleverness - The title said it all, in the selection Anansi was clever enough to capture the harmful animals. IV. Literary Genre Fable usually features animals that behave and speak as human beings, told in order to highlight human follies and weaknesses. The selection is a Fable because it has animals as characters. V. Plot/Summary One day Anansi saw that the children was bored, he said that he needs to tell those children stories to prevent them from getting bored. So he decided to go to Nyame, the sky God to buy the wooden box of stories from him. The price were Onini the python, Osebo the leopard, Mmoboro the hornet and Mmoatia the fairy. He immediately went to the house of Onini and said that his wife told him that the stick is longer than Onini. So Onini laid beside the stick and Anansi covered him with his silk and brought him to Nyame. Next was Osebo, Anansi made a trap and it succeeded....
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...Creature Farm starts on Manor Farm in England. After Mr. Jones, the careless proprietor of the homestead, has unsteadily closed the creatures away and gone to rest, the creatures all amass in the horse shelter to hear a regarded pig named Old Major talk. Old Major continues to share his fantasy of a world without men, one led by creatures. He brings up that the greater part of the misery continued by the creatures is the aftereffect of man. Mr. Jones compels the creatures to work too hard and after that takes the results of their work. Besides, the creatures all realize that Mr. Jones does not esteem their lives and will cruelly butcher every single one of them once they have outlasted their handiness. Old Major tells the creatures that their lives would be greatly improved in the event that they could oust man and discover flexibility. He alerts them, nonetheless, that in the event that they ought to ever topple their human bosses, they should play it safe against acting like people themselves and should make sure to regard all creatures as equivalents. After three days, Old Major kicks the bucket and the creatures start to get ready for the resistance. The arrangements are driven by the pigs, who are the cleverest creatures on the ranch. Two pigs specifically—Snowball and Napoleon—go up against positions of authority and are supported by Squealer, a greatly powerful pig. The pigs transform Old Major's discourse into a theory, which they call "Animalism." They at that point...
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...Is Animal Farm showing a type of risk with their rebellion? Hello and I’m a news reporter telling you about this story for the people and for their questions. How will the rebellion go down? In the story, Animal Farm, the animals get tired and irritated with the humans and how they have treated them. The story takes place in farm and being told from a view of someone who’s seeing what’s happening like another farm animal that hasn’t yet been told the name of. This story describes a somewhat political situation in the form of animals portraying something called “Animalism”. The animals on this farm want to rebel against the human farmers for everything they did to them from not feeding them and even not treating them well in general. The story...
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...Mr.Morehouse is very anger and is not to happy with flanner. Flannery is not going for what Mr.Morehouse has to say flannery wants Mr.Morehouse to pay thirty five cents for two pigs, but Mr.Morehouse wants to only pay twenty five cents, because pigs are pets is what Mr.Morehouse has to say but flannery thinks that they are more than pets. If flannery would have just taken the twenty five cents he wouldn't have to deal with Mr.Morehouse but he was being so stubborn. Flannery says “ Pay for them, and take them. Or don’t pay for them and don’t take them.” Which is what got him into trouble, if he would of done that in the first place he would have saved money and they would not have any problems, he would have saved so much money and he wouldn’t have to pay to send all these pigs back to the warehouse. If he would have just taken the twenty five cents he also would have saved money because Mr.morehouse and he wouldn’t have left the town. Now flannery is stuck with...
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...Like the animals we see roaming freely in the African savanna, captive animals deserve the same fate. It is unlawful and against morals to keep them behind bars when both them and their ancestors from the past resided in the wild and had adapted and were best suited to their own environments. Many animals are taken from their natural habitats and climates, and even worse, their mothers, to just provide entertainment for humans. We can just watch nature channels or videos if we really want to see animals instead of letting them suffer. It is better to see animals when they are in their own natural habitats instead of seeing them in faulty enclosures. These animals are forced to live in climates and habitats that they are not well suited for and it becomes impossible for them to adapt under any conditions. An example of this would be arctic animals such as polar bears and arctic foxes. The greater Vancouver zoo currently has an arctic fox in one of its arctic exhibits but clearly it does not belong there. These animals are used to cold and icy temperatures and putting them in a place that is dry and humid is a cruel thing to do. As for animals that are taken away from their mothers at an early age, it is unjust and it is necessary for baby animals to be with their mothers for a certain amount of time until they are able to survive on their own. Animals also aren't given the proper nourishment they require and are confined to small cramped cages in which they cannot even walk about...
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...suddenly taken out of your home, taken away from everything you’ve ever known and put in a prison? This is how animals in man-made habitats feel, everything they’ve ever known has been taken away from them and they are trapped in an enclosure. Although putting animals in man-made habitats can save them from extinction, animals shouldn’t live in them because they are taken out of their natural habitat, nature parks cannot mimic the wild, and modern zoos are comparable to a prison. Animals should not be put into zoos because in man-made habitats, animals don’t have to do any work to stay alive, they are fed on a regular schedule, receive medical care, and are protected from predators and hunters. While the goal may be to care for animals who won’t survive in the wild, it is contradictory to getting the animals back out into their natural habitats. Some animals may never get the chance to live freely and rely on themselves because they don’t know how to hunt for prey and protect themselves. Although keeping animals protected has proven to be beneficial and increase populations of endangered animals. It stands to reason that animals shouldn’t be taken out of their natural habitat because with time, they forget their natural instincts and no longer know how...
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...Testing Hurts What would you do if you heard that people’s dog’s have been taken from them for testing purposes.What type of testing do they do on them? They test medical products and drugs.The issue is people are using many animals for testing.My opinion is that animals are to be loved not tested on and why make animals suffer.Animals are living things and your just taking there life from them. How many animals do you think die a year?Each year more than 100 million animals die from testing on them.Don’t those number scare you what if they go extinct I mean like there are already hunter killing animals making them extinct why make it worse.What also harms animals is the things what humans are doing.Pollution causing climate change and humans cutting trees down.Everything we do harms the animals or have an...
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...Animal’s being tested on are often hurt, given insufficient care, or die in the process of being kept in a research facility. Research institutions have the option to not allow the animals to be protected by the AWA or the Animal Welfare ACT; if the institutions are able to record that it was necessary for scientific use. (Susan) Records show that it is common for facilities to do this. The suggestion to do this often comes from someone working in the facility. After searching the USDA Animal Care database it was discovered that in the last twelve months sixteen facilities had violated the Environmental Enhancement requirements of the Animal Welfare Act. A USDA inspection on August eighth two-thousand eleven cited Mclean Hospital in Boston MA after finding a primate dead after only spending ten minutes in an experimental chamber. In February two-thousand eleven, a non-human primate was found dead after having...
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...Suncoast Animal League Volunteer Application – Youth OFFICE USE ONLY Orientation Date Start Date Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Suncoast Animal League. Please complete the application below. Please Print. Personal Information: Date First Name Street Address Home # Last Name City Work # Birth (Month/Day/Year) State Cell # Zip Preferred Phone Contact: Email: Employer How did you hear about the League? Home Work Cell Occupation Please indicate the days and times you are available to volunteer: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Saturday Sunday Anytime Events only ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Animals of Interest: Skills you possess: □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Cats Dogs Others (rabbits, birds, reptiles, etc.) Adoptions □ Fundraising □ Office/Computers Animal Medical Care □ Maintenance/Handy Work □ Photography Behavior Training: Cats □ AC/Heating □ Public Education Behavior Training: Dogs □ Carpentry □ Public Relations Computer Hardware/Software □ Electrical □ Rescue/Disaster Response Events □ Painting □ Therapy Visits Foster Care □ Plumbing OTHER: ___________________________________________________________________________ VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: ( ∗ Indicates parental approval is necessary prior to performing tasks) Adoption Assistant Assist visitors with potential adoptions: escort through adoption areas, answer basic...
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...all, an animal is not a human being, so they will respond differently than us humans. Even if there were bad reactions from a drug taken by the animals, that doesn’t mean it is safe for humans to consume. You can look up many examples of drugs that have been recalled because of the dangerous effects it had on humans, even after animal testing. These experiment and testing situations can make animals suffer severely every year. There are many strict guidelines and standards set by PETA that are supposed to make sure that animals are treated well and to reduce the suffering, but still there are many companies that are violating these rules and still abusing animals. What it all comes down to is ethics and your own ethical behavior. To me, I personally believe that animal testing is unethical behavior and is just plain cruel. Also PETA’s members and supporters are increasing significantly every year. More people are standing up and voicing their opinion against animal testing. With more people acting against animal testing, this is raising the ethical intensity to a new level. Mope people can lead to larger negative consequences, with a clear agreement that the decision to keep animal testing will lead to larger negative consequences and a high ethical intensity. Also you must look at what is socially responsible and who you are to be socially responsible to. Many economists and financial analysts still argue that organizations are only to be responsible to shareholders...
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...I know people that consider their pets a part of their families. I strongly agree with that stance towards the animals we have in our homes. For me, treating a pet like a family member is a good lesson in responsibility. In addition, this attitude makes the animals we possess feel happier, and guarantees their being satisfied with our care. We should treat pets like members of our families, because the animals that we take care of give us lessons in responsibility. One knows (YOU KNOW) that there is somebody but himself (APART FROM YOURSELF) to look after. Thus we learn how to look after our future families. In addition, pets teach us qualities like patience and understanding. People should consider his pet (THEIR PETS AS) a family member, as the animal they possess (OWN) will feel happier this way. Pets like cats and dogs are aware of the attitude their master has towards them. They feel better when they are paid more attention. Plus, (IN ADDITION) when you think of your cat as of some (ONE) of your relatives you will never dare to torture it. Pets should be granted (PAID THE ATTENTION) with the attention that we bestow to our families, and thus their health will be benefited (BENEFIT). One (YOU) will never dare to leave his (YOUR) dog hungry if he accepts it as a part of the home. Many people ignore the animals they have at home. However, pets need care, nutrition, and attention. I think that it is not right to buy a living being that will depend on you, and make it...
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