2.  Some of these pictures are very graphic and real so any young pupils or if you have a tingly tummy you should close your eyes right now thank you

3. Would you do it to you own kind? no So why would you do it to an animal?

4. The Cruelty of Vivisection A cat cowers in her cage. A monster grabs her by the neck. The fiend shoves a tube down her throat And the cat screams in pain. The cat longs to be in A warm, loving home, Surrounded by people she loves And by children who love to play with her. Instead she is here, Where she will die slowly and painfully Like the rest of the animals... A dog whines in fear As the so-called "scientist" grabs him And slams him on the ground. He knows he doesn't like it here, But he has to stay here. He rarely gets any attention from the vivisectors, And the only human interaction he gets... Is from the cruel tests that he receives. He wishes somebody will rescue him, But that's only in his dreams. He dies a minute later...

5. Most Common Victims In media-reported animal cruelty cases, dogs—and pit bull-type dogs, in particular—are the most common victims of animal cruelty. Of 1,880 cruelty cases* reported in the media in 2007: 64.5% (1,212) involved dogs 18% (337) involved cats 25% (470) involved other animals Reported abuse against pit bull-type dogs appears to be on the rise: in 2000–2001, pit bull-type dogs were involved in 13% of reported dog-abuse cases; in 2007, they were involved in 25% of reported dog-abuse cases. *some cases involved multiple species

6.  Would you let it happen to your pet?

7. How can you sleep? How can you live and still smile and laugh when you treat an animal like it doesn't deserve to exist? When you cause them so much pain and treat them like dirt how can you sleep? Sleep like nothing you do shows the true inhumane way of your life. You cruelly murder and you only dream of the money you'll make and you sleep guilt-free. I don't know how.

8.  The shocking number of cruelty cases reported daily in the media is only the tip of the iceberg.  Every year, The HSUS rescues thousands of animals from miserable situations.  Although there is no national reporting system for animal abuse, media reports suggest that it is common in rural and urban areas. Most cases are never reported, and most animal suffering goes unrecognized and unabated. Cruelty and neglect can also cross socio-economic

9.  Just imagine you’re a lonely ownerless dog wondering the dark smelly streets with fleas biting you as you walk. Kids kick you, tie you up and leave you to starve to death. It’s not fair for the dog to be treated that way.

11.  Hi I am a six month old Bischon puppy, named Stewie, my owner tipped boiling  hot water other me. half of my body was covered In 1st and 2nd degree burns. He kicks and puts tape around my legs. when will it stop?

12. hi I'm Garret I had open, bloody wounds covering my body when I was found by a concerned individual in Detroit. With no collar or tags, it was clear that I had been on my own for a while.  When the a driver arrived, the driver saw I it was in pain and frightened. After a little coaxing with treats, I slowly came around and began to warm up.  The rescue driver was told that I had been seen hit by a car and left to fend for myself – why did he not stop to help me  when will it stop?

13.  When will it stop?