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Companionship
Animals can be very beneficial for humans with their presence.
Some benefits are:
- Reduction of anxiety and stress
- Fewer symptoms of conditions
- Pain reduction
- Increased calmness
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Service for Individual with Disabilities
Trained animals that work or perform tasks for a person with disabilities
Some examples are:
- guide visually impaired people
- Alert deaf individuals
- Remind individuals to take their medication
- Alert individuals with seizure disorders [image]
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Animals Create Safe Environments
Some animals can help society with specific duties that not all animals are able to perform. Also, give the society security and stability.
This performings include:
- Trained dog to detect bombs. weapons and enemy attacks.
- Dog are trained to detect illegal materials such as drugs and explosives.
- Provide search and rescue.
- Retain suspects
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Food Production
Animals can provide nutrients and minerals essential for humans throughout ailments such as meat, milk and egg production.
Examples:
Meat provides: B Vitamins, Magnesium, Zinc, etc.
Milk provides: Calcium, Vitamin D, Iodine, etc.
Eggs provides: Vitamin A, Phosphorus, Selenium, etc.
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Fiber Production
Animal's fur can provide materials for humans clothing and/or different accessories.
Common fibers used:
- Mohair
- Alpaca fiber
- Camel hair
- Wool from sheep
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Sporting and Recreation
Some animals are used for the recreation and interest of society, this can go from little from big animals with different settings and activities.
Some examples are:
- Horseback riding.
- Racing.
- Hunting
- Zoos
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Sporting and Recreation
Some animals are used for the recreation and interest of society, this can go from little from big animals with different settings and activities.
Some examples are:
- Horseback riding.
- Racing.
- Hunting
- Zoos
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Research
Academies, commercial and government institutions uses animals to understand the functioning of the body and to test medical treatments before human use.
Some animals are:
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Global Perspectives
Animals plays various roles throughout the world. The role of animals may depend upon the culture.
Examples include:
- Dogs in US can be treated as family animals. Instead, in Islam are considered dirty and dangerous.
- Cats in US and UK can be treated as family pets. Instead in Egypt are considered holy animals
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Controversy:
Roles of the animal are often centered around the Animal Welfare versus Animal Rights debate. Differing levels of anthropomorphism can play a role in a person’s stance on the animal rights versus animal welfare spectrum
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Animal Welfare
The belief humans can use animals for their benefit without causing them any unnecessary pain o death, as well as providing them proper food, shelter and veterinary care.
Example:
- Food
- Fiber
- Companionship
- Research
- Entertainment
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Animal Rights
Belief that animals should not be used for human benefit, particularly if it negatively impacts the animal.
Example:
- Peoples should not inflict pain or death to any animal
- People cannot use them for recreation
- Animals are protected against humans
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Organizations
Animal Welfare or Rights
- NAIA: Welfare
- ASPCA: Rights
- PETA: Rights
- AALAS: Welfare
- ALF: Rights
- IACUC Welfare
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