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There is't much planned for the future of saving animals, most of what these organizations do has already been done. Anything left is in the process of being completed such as convincing the last few countries to make laws

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One of the biggest supporters is peta. Peta is a world wide organization who's main goal is to speak for the one's who can't. Peta has reached many milestones since the organization was first formed in 1980.
There are many other organizations (such as ASPCA) world wide which fight both locally and nationally to get rights for animals and to end the needless suffering. So much has been accomplished to help end the unnecessary pain that animals must go through because of some people's lack of decency.

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All animals, from pets to cattle, all have rights. Just like people, these rights are for the best interest of the animals. Most countries in the world have some form of animal rights laws which help enforce the rights of these animals around the world, but there are still some places which do not have laws in place to protect these animals rights. Some of the first Animal welfare acts were passed in 1966 which regulates the treatment of animals in research, exhibition, transport, and by dealers. Even though rules have been in place to enforce these laws for a long time, people still decide to break these rules and do whatever they want to defenseless animals who can't even speak for themselves. Breaking these laws comes with a large fine, for example, in a farm, if someone breaks one of the animals rights the fine is $10,000 per violation, per animal, per day.

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by ensuring conditions and treatment which avoid mental suffering.

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by providing sufficient space, proper facilities and company of the animal's own kind.

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by prevention or rapid diagnosis and treatment.

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by providing an appropriate environment including shelter and a comfortable resting area.

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by ready access to fresh water and a diet to maintain full health and vigour.