Why keeping animals in cages is cruel




















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With the change in their habitat, they are at risk of extinction. It is sad to think we are supper special just because we are humans, but where does this false sense of pride come from? Does God treat us the way we treat animals? He created us for crying out loud.

His supremacy knows no measures yet here we are playing God and playing him terribly wrong at that! Through the centuries, man has domesticated quite a few animals to serve his needs, and sometimes to serve no need at all.

It is most definitely cruel to keep any animal or bird in captivity; worse still, confined in cages. An animal or bird is so carefree in its own environment. It knows of no restrictions. It goes about its own business of eating and drinking and creating babies. Even domestic animals would like to walk about and act according to their instincts and desires which is why some people are gracious enough to let chicken roam on their own in search for food.

Caging animals deprives them of freedom. How often have we seen caged animals pacing their cages in futile attempts to escape? The frustration that they feel is unimaginable. What can we possibly gain in making a creature furious, frustrated and depressed?

Yet humans do it all the time. We have no right to do this; we do it because the creatures are powerless to stop us from confronting them. If we were robbed of such rights, we would rather die than succumb. So, by what right do we imprison animals and birds without any worries? Wild animals should be left free in their habitats and domestic animals should be given as much freedom as possible.

Many animals are suffering because of the poor conditions that they are being kept in. Animals are being taken from the wild 'must' be held in isolation before being allowed to be 'released' with other animals in captivity. These animals are being held in cages, waiting to be tested. They must be 'safe', with no diseases; they must have a compatible nature, as to make sure that they will be fine with the other animals and human handlers. For all of this to take place, they must be kept in cages on their own.

How would you feel is you were taken from your family and home and place on your own in a small cage, being put through tests and studies? It is very unpleasant for these poor animals they deserve better. If they do get released or escape they will not survive very long because their whole lives or the most of their lives they have been given food and have not had any predators after them. So what makes you think the animals can? Animals learn no survival skills in cages, and will die very quickly if they do get out into the wild.

However some people claim that it is okay to put animals in cages because that way we can keep dangerous animals away from others and be sure that they are all safe. However this is not true. Most, if not all, animals can be dangerous if provoked, and caging them, taking them from their homes is just the way to put them, other animals and us humans in danger from attack.

Even lions, these so called 'ferocious predators' don't attack us unless they are provoked or feel threatened.



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