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Get involved in your community Ask your local restaurants and grocery stores to switch to cage-free eggs. Take a stand against puppy mills and encourage local stores that sell live animals to stop. Ask pet stores to work with animal welfare organizations to promote animals available for adoption.
Physical abuse refers to intentional acts that cause the animal pain, suffering, or death. Abusive behaviors include beating, burning, choking or suffocating, dragging, drowning, hanging, kicking or stomping, mutilating, poisoning, shooting, stabbing, and throwing, among others.
Top tips Be sure to give your full name, address and age. Explain why you are writing the letter. Provide details about the animal issue you are concerned with. Describe what kind of action for animals you would like to see happen as a result of this letter.
Red Flags of Animal Abuse (from HSUS): Poor body condition and noticeable trauma: The animal has severe matting and a filthy coat, open sores or obvious wounds. It appears to be flea or tick infested. It's underweight with bones clearly visible.
Ways to prevent cruelty to animals Be a responsible pet owner. ... Be an example of kindness to other pets. ... Intervene if you witness animal cruelty, abuse or neglect. ... Report animal cruelty, abuse or neglect. ... Teach your children to have respect for animals. ... Demand stricter laws for the protection of animals.