Wyoming County, WV, July 21, 2001 -- A four-week-old puppy, found alongside a road after flooding in West Virginia, is fed at an Emergency Animal Rescue Service shelter in the Twin Falls State Park. Photo by Leif Skoogfors/ FEMA
  • By: Aliza Nouman

Animal welfare involves ensuring that animals are treated with care, respect and compassion, without unnecessary suffering. Despite growing awareness, problems persist. Many animals are subject to mistreatment, neglect and abuse through illegal wildlife trade, factory farming and unethical farming practices. Factory farms confine animals to small spaces, deprive them of natural behaviours and subject them to painful treatments. Stray animals face hunger, disease, and inhumane conditions due to overpopulation and lack of proper shelters or adoption programs.

Animal testing for scientific and cosmetic research continues despite available alternatives. To address these issues, governments must strengthen animal welfare laws and ensure strict regulations against cruelty and abuse. Educating the public about animal rights and welfare will foster compassionate and responsible pet ownership. It is essential to promote humane farming practices, invest in alternative testing methods, and support animal rescue, adoption, and sterilization programs.

Improving animal welfare requires joint action by individuals, organizations, and governments. By adopting these solutions, we can treat animals with kindness, respect and compassion and contribute to a more ethical and sustainable world.

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