Everyday, countless cats, dogs and other animals suffer and die at the hands of the very people who are supposed to care for and protect them. Physical violence, emotional abuse and life threatening neglect are daily realities for many animals. Their only hope is that a kind person will speak up before it’s too late. 
In 2014, Paul Rogers from Gloucestershire was jailed for 16 weeks after he admitted that he had microwaved his pet rabbit.

And recently, I watched a video in which an alive cat was fired by a man. It was a painful and shameless thing to treat an animals in this way. That cat may be so agonised. They can’t speak, that doesn’t mean that we can torture them According to our own will. “They can’t speak but their eyes and soul speaks louder than their voice”.So we need to become their voice. 
People who abuse animals are cowardly-they take their issues out on the most defenceless victims available- and their cruelty often crosses species lines. Research in psychology and criminology shows that animal abusers tend to repeat their crimes as well as commit similar offenses against member of their own species. For everyone’s safety, it’s vital for law enforcement officials and communities to treat cases of cruelty to animals seriously and to ensure that animal abuser’s are appropriately prosecuted and sentenced. 
It’s easy to feel despair when we hear about people who deliberately maim, torture or kill animals. But just as cruelty and cowardice are the cases of such behaviour, so courage and kindness are needed to combat it.