I have a dog that's a Beagle. When I began researching, I found that people are testing this wonderful dog breed. I started to become astonished. As a little girl, I always believed in doing the right thing. I love animals and this shouldn't be happening to them. Humans have abused animals. Beagles, mice, and many more animals have been pushed above their boundary line-testing with toxic chemicals. Did you know Beagles are the most used dog breed for animal testing? That isn't right. Scientists believe that every animal including the Homo Sapiens (humans) evolved from a creature similar to a fish with legs. If we follow that logic, animals and humans are related. Are we torturing our brothers and sisters? What would you do if your sister or brother were being tested in a dark place, kept in a cage? I would save her. Animals are just victims of human cruelty.

Did you know that 4,000 Beagles were being kept in a facility in Virginia? Many died and had to be put down from an illness in the laboratory. Imagine if one of the dogs that died was yours. According to the Humane Society, Taking Suffering out of Science, there are also alternatives to animal testing. The other options are testing on computer models, 3D bioprinting, and artificial intelligence. There are many more we can use. So why not use them? Animal testing is not needed. As stated in Facts and Figures on Animal Testing, at least 192.1 million animals are being tested. 80 million experiments on animals are about killing animals for their tissues or are being bred for genetically modifying animal strains. In approximately 2015, 207,724 dogs were used to conduct tests. My last website is 11 Facts About Animal Testing, they said that animals are burned, poisoned, and abused each year. In 50 experiments scientists use 12,000 animals. Mice, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits are being used. Those creatures are being abused, the least the testers could do is give them some pain relief. No one gives those poor, misused animals any pain relief. That's why I believe in stopping animal testing.