Animals who are experimented on in medical labs; later suffer from mental illnesses and never become themselves again. “The animals suffer from severe anxiety, depression, hair loss and other physical and mental illnesses and engage in self-destructive behavior such as biting themselves and pulling out their own hair”. (Goodman). The quote explains how the animals suffer from distraught because of the procedures they had to experience. The animals are never themselves again because they are fighting themselves against mental illnesses. They experience depression and anxiety, two mental illnesses that are very serious. The illnesses cause them to go into a self-destructive behavior that results in abnormal behavior. The quote explains how the
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“More than 100 million animals continue to be locked alone inside barren laboratory cages, burned in painful tests, force-fed toxic chemicals, subjected to crippling surgeries, infected with viruses, traumatized in psychological experiments and deprived of nearly everything that makes life worth living”. (Goodman). Millions of animals undergo cruel procedures that can leave them physically disabled. Animal experimentation should not be allowed because the animals are physically abused to result in harmful effects. Similarly, another source explains the abuse in the experiments animals experience. “Even animals who are covered by the law can be burned, shocked, poisoned, isolated, starved, forcibly restrained, addicted to drugs, and brain-damaged—no procedures or experiments, regardless of how trivial or painful they may be, are prohibited by law. When valid non-animal research methods are available, no law requires experimenters to use such methods instead of animals.” (“Medical Testing on”). Animal can still be put under painful tests because the law allows it. The animals can undergo a wide range of experiments from being burned to addicted to drugs. The experiments are physical abuse and have no correlation to medical research. An animal being burned will not result in finding a cure for cancer. The animals go under abusive tests that have no correlation to medical research so experimentation should not be
“More than 100 million animals continue to be locked alone inside barren laboratory cages, burned in painful tests, force-fed toxic chemicals, subjected to crippling surgeries, infected with viruses, traumatized in psychological experiments and deprived of nearly everything that makes life worth living”. (Goodman). Millions of animals undergo cruel procedures that can leave them physically disabled. Animal experimentation should not be allowed because the animals are physically abused to result in harmful effects. Similarly, another source explains the abuse in the experiments animals experience. “Even animals who are covered by the law can be burned, shocked, poisoned, isolated, starved, forcibly restrained, addicted to drugs, and brain-damaged—no procedures or experiments, regardless of how trivial or painful they may be, are prohibited by law. When valid non-animal research methods are available, no law requires experimenters to use such methods instead of animals.” (“Medical Testing on”). Animal can still be put under painful tests because the law allows it. The animals can undergo a wide range of experiments from being burned to addicted to drugs. The experiments are physical abuse and have no correlation to medical research. An animal being burned will not result in finding a cure for cancer. The animals go under abusive tests that have no correlation to medical research so experimentation should not be