Animal abuse 
Every day animals are abused and it’s simply ignored. Humans think it’s okay to take out their sick acrions on these helpless animals, just because they cannot talk. Animal cruelty issues are the people’s issues. When animals are abused the people are at risk as well. 13% of intentional animal abuse cases involve domestic abuse violence. Animal cruelty is no longer a ‘little’ issue, this can lead to long term psychological effects to not only the animals but the humans as well. This leaves the animals hopeless, hurt and feeling abandoned. The animals are silent. We are the voice for the animals. When animals are being abused they are left psychologically damaged and cannot do anything about it. Common victims are usually house hold pets such as the cat and dog, but can be farm animals and wild animals. These animals suffer because they are neglected and mistreated by not giving them food, water or shelter (basic care). This goes on for so long they die of misery and incorrect care. Not only do the animals suffer from psychological pain they endure emotional damage which creates a much longer lasting pain. An animal that has never been physically struck can still suffer the equal amount of pain that is endured of being neglected. We know that emotional harm is far worse than enduring physical pain. Emotional psychological abuse is; terrorizing, taunting, isolating, and creating fear for the animal. Impacts are everlasting not letting the animals trust again. Animal hoarding is an extreme form of animal abuse. It’s the act of keep too many animals in a compact area not giving the animals its basic needs. It is a serious problem, quarter million 250,000 animals are victims of hoarding. This misery goes on for years and years and years leaving the animals to live in filth. This is a very bad example of malnutrition, spread of cancers to animals present. Addition to this it is very unsanitary. A popular act on animal abuse is dog fighting. Recently 2007, famous