Issue Papers revised-Stray Dogs Issue

 Many dogs are born and abandoned everyday. In an accounting data from Humane Society of United States: approximately 6-8 million cats and dogs enter shelters every year. With so many dogs wandering street, homeless, suffering from starving and unsafe for their lives, pet shops still keep doing their business and many people who want to have a dog as pet still go to the shop rather than go to the shelters. There is an obvious problem that needs to be paid attention to in this phenomenon: The amount of dogs is already too many, but there are still many merchants keep breed puppies to sell. One reason why they keep doing it is because there are many people who want to buy dogs. We produce them, and then abandon them. The abandoned dogs cause many problems, some of them are even so serious that remind us to be aware of it. In fact, it is a hard and complicated problem. It is completely different from a math problem which has a specific answer. Everyone has his or her companion on this issue, so it is a question which has no correct answer. It is a debate which is argued for a long time, and doesn’t have something practical which can solve this problem. It may be eased in degree, but I think the problem will still exist for a long time.

  One thing I want to focus on this issue is the living right of dog and people. When people do something that hurt other’s right, they have to be punished with law. Therefore if you kill someone or make someone lose one’s lives, you have to be put on the death penalty. In other word, it means you lost your lives because you took over someone’s lives or made some serious mistakes that could not be forgiven easily.

We know that the way of executing keeps changing, and the reason is because we value human right as a more and more important thing. What we value is not only on life or death but also on dignity and enduring pain. With this concept improving, can we think up some more useful way to deal with this problem? What we have to do are decrease the amounts of stray dogs, provide them more comfortable space to live in, and try our best to make them deligated, etc. If we have strict procedure of ending a person’s life, why the procedure of ending a dog’s life can be so indiscreet? You can kill them one after one continuously in one day. 4-6 million animals died because they are homeless in United States. This data is only accounted in one year. Another data is over 60 dogs will be killed just in one day and in one shelter. Let us try to be more prudent about stray animal’s problems, otherwise, we can neither reach the balance between men and animals, nor can we decline the grievous injury we have done to these animals