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Title: Stray dogs


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Stray dogs
  • Panchuk Maria
  • 7 ?

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Jeremy BenthamThe question is not, Can they
reason? nor Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?
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The problem of stray animals in the streets is
certainly something which is often discussed in
todays world.
4
Statistically an animal is lost every 30 seconds.
(about 8-14 stray dogs on 1 km ² in Mos?ow)
Thus, no one can deny the fact that it is very
essential to decide if stray animals should be
allowed living on the street.
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In my opinion, people should create special
conditions for such animals and care for them
more.
  • In the first place, it is my belief that it can't
    be the animals fault that they are stray.

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On the other hand, there are a lot of people who
dont share this humanistic approach to stray
animals. People think that these animals are sick
and contagious. Students of my school were
interviewed by me
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But it can be clearly shown by the fact that most
bites are from family pets or familiar dogs, not
from strays. ( for example 2013, Moscow 60
are suffered from domestic dog bites, 40 - from
the homeless. )
8
Students of my school were interviewed by me
  • 2. Have you ever taken any stray animal?
  • 3. Would you like to help stray animals?

9
From these facts, one may conclude that people
are willing to help stray animals and the way I
see it, that stray and abandoned animals should
be taken to special charity shelters, given food
and care, cured and given to new owners.
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In conclusion, the problem of stray animal is
really urgent and should be viewed from different
angles.
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"You become responsible, forever, for what you
have tamed" Antoine de
Saint-Exupery
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