Animal testing: the Animal Welfare Act laboratory, especially since there are many alternative options. for use. On the one hand, these tests are inhumane, dangerous and harmful to the animals concerned. Second, approximately 94% of animal tests are not approved as safe or eligible for human use. Finally, many alternatives that are perfectly applicable to animal research are available at a lower price and lower risk than those currently used. The first and foremost topic that appears in animal experimentation is that of morality and humanity. Many wonder why those who commit acts of devastating cruelty on animals for "research" purposes are considered respected scientists and not discredited for abuse. Experimental animals are not protected by the Animal Welfare Act and are now not counted as “real” animals; Of the hundreds of millions of animals that are brutally burned, maimed, poisoned or abused each year, only 10% are actually reported dead or injured throughout their lives. Even creatures that are under the protection of Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) programs are not required to be replaced with alternatives, and labs that use mice, rats, birds, reptiles, or amphibians are also exempt. of any minimum protection. In many countries around the world, such as China, animal testing is mandatory for every product released to the public. How can this be morally correct when numerous studies have shown that characteristics previously considered "unique to humans", such as episodic memory, non-linguistic mathematical abilities, and the mental ability to navigate using landmarks, have become...... middle of paper ...... and experiences should not fall on their innocent shoulders, but rather on those precise and less expensive alternatives that are so readily available. Works Cited “Animal Testing and Ethics.” Animal testing and ethics. Np, and Web. April 6, 2014..Procon.org “ProCon.org Animal Testing” ProCon.org. January 29, 2014. The web. April 2, 2014."Types of animal testing." -The American Anti-Vivisection Society (AAVS). Np, and Web. Apr 7, 2014.of_Animal_Testing.html#UOLbC8i9Kc0>."11 Facts About Animal Testing." Do something. Np, np Web. April 2. 2014..

Essay / Animal testing: the Animal Welfare Act laboratory, especially since there are many alternative options. for use. On the one hand, these tests are inhumane, dangerous and harmful to the animals concerned. Second, approximately 94% of animal tests are not approved as safe or eligible for human use. Finally, many alternatives that are perfectly applicable to animal research are available at a lower price and lower risk than those currently used. The first and foremost topic that appears in animal experimentation is that of morality and humanity. Many wonder why those who commit acts of devastating cruelty on animals for "research" purposes are considered respected scientists and not discredited for abuse. Experimental animals are not protected by the Animal Welfare Act and are now not counted as “real” animals; Of the hundreds of millions of animals that are brutally burned, maimed, poisoned or abused each year, only 10% are actually reported dead or injured throughout their lives. Even creatures that are under the protection of Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) programs are not required to be replaced with alternatives, and labs that use mice, rats, birds, reptiles, or amphibians are also exempt. of any minimum protection. In many countries around the world, such as China, animal testing is mandatory for every product released to the public. How can this be morally correct when numerous studies have shown that characteristics previously considered "unique to humans", such as episodic memory, non-linguistic mathematical abilities, and the mental ability to navigate using landmarks, have become...... middle of paper ...... and experiences should not fall on their innocent shoulders, but rather on those precise and less expensive alternatives that are so readily available. Works Cited “Animal Testing and Ethics.” Animal testing and ethics. Np, and Web. April 6, 2014..Procon.org “ProCon.org Animal Testing” ProCon.org. January 29, 2014. The web. April 2, 2014."Types of animal testing." -The American Anti-Vivisection Society (AAVS). Np, and Web. Apr 7, 2014.of_Animal_Testing.html#UOLbC8i9Kc0>."11 Facts About Animal Testing." Do something. Np, np Web. April 2. 2014..

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