Animal Research. The dilemma of animal experimentation in fact, each of us is opposed to animal testing. But, similarly, each one of us would like to receive drugs and treatments the best and safest.

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Jamie Powers

Karen Lopinski

April, 19th, 2012

Law

Animal Research

Introduction

The dilemma of animal experimentation in fact, each of us is opposed to animal testing. But, similarly, each one of us would like to receive drugs and treatments the best and safest. However, no animal experiments, it is not possible. In this research paper I will resolve the dilemma of Animal Experimentation. Human beings have an ambiguous attitude towards animals Firstly human cultivated close relations with them, especially with pet's animals, cats or horses, for example. Dogs help blind and are often referred to as man's best friend, cats a home filled with life and lonely, as we know, happiness is on horseback. Human beings often saw their pets as friends and as part of the family. On the other hand, there are some animals called "pension". 3.6 million Pigs, goats, sheep, cattle and horses and 50 million chickens are slaughtered each year. There are research laboratories used to conduct experiments on animals, research takes away animals annually about 500,000 most of them are mice and rats. Whereas slaughtering animals is also a rising issue, human beings slaughter animals for