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-buying from local farms
-looking for products labeled free roam farmed

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-animals don't have any rights because they don't have the mental capacity to make moral claims, or make moral judgement, or have any inner conscious or free will.
-Another opposing argument is that there are many laws put in place to prevent such animal abuse. These laws include the Humane Methods of Livestock Slaughter Act (HMSLA), passed in 1958. This act was designed to decrease the suffering of animals during slaughter.

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- They feed the animals steriods and antibiotics effecting how strong our anitbiotics use
- They spray urine on to surrounding areas getting into areas and households nearby

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laying hens in normal farm enviornments live for about 15 to 20 years but when used in factory farming they only live for about 2 years because ofthe harsh conditions and they are killed once they stop laying eggs

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Respiratory diseases

Bacterial infections

Heart attacks

Congestive heart failure

Heat prostration

Osteoporosis

Cancer

Crippled legs

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what happens to the animals living in these poor conditions

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what happens to the animals living in these poor conditions

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painful mutilations like cutting off the horns of cattle, cutting off the beaks of chickens, and docking the tails of sheep, pigs, and dairy cattle are routinely performed. This is so the animals can not hurt each other as easily because they often try to harm each other because of how stressed they are.

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a system of rearing livestock using intensive methods, by which poultry, pigs, or cattle are confined indoors under strictly controlled conditions.

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-Animals are mass slaughtered
-Squished together with no rooom to move
-live in thier own feces
-fed steriods so they can survive the gross conditions