stop the abuse by Alexandra Secrieru

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Design By: Alexandra Secrieru
Alexandra Secrieru

I am a Student in Columbia College of Chicago.

Design By: Alexandra Secrieru
Alexandra Secrieru

I am a Student in Columbia College of Chicago.

Artist Statement

The treatment of domesticated animals in industrial farms is one of the worst crimes in history. There are many reasons for the terrible treatments of the animals on factory farms, such as the industrialization of the animal farms, population growth, high demand on meat, the meat corporations that strive to reduce the price of their products at any cost, and lack of regulations for conditions and treatments of animal on factory farms. As a result, animals are confined in stressful, crowded, unsanitary conditions. Some routinely performed practices are painful mutilations like cutting off the horns of cattle, cutting off the beaks, docking the tails, performed without any pain killers, separating mothers from offspring, and selectively breeding monstrosities. The animals suffer greatly, throughout their lives, from disease, drug overuse, tortures, lack of space, overcrowded cages, not seeing a day light, and not being able to walk. — Alexandra Secrieru