31. Animal Ethics: Animals
Do you live with a dog or a cat? Does your dog’s or cat’s suffering matter, morally? Why should one animal’s suffering matter morally but not another’s? Isn’t that like saying that white suffering counts for more
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32. Animal Ethics: From the Mailbag
all groups that work with cats and dogs to do the same. ACR is especially concerned with the way so-called "pest," "alien," and "exotic" animals are treated.thanks againLouisewww.saveacat.org Alley cat Rescue IncACR has neutered 20,000
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33. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times
Captain Silva bring in his catch of 600,000 pounds of tuna he had captured in one set of his net. Captain Mayo told me to remember that day as the beginning of the end of tuna in the North Atlantic; how prophetic and how sad a day it was.
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34. Animal Ethics: From Today's New York Times
of all creatures (“A Cat Lover in the Vatican Strikes a Chord With Cat Lovers Around the World ,” news article, April 20).The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Catholic Catechism affirm that compassion for animals
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35. Animal Ethics
currently), academic or vocational qualifications, and sex."The study itself doesn't explain why individuals with higher IQs are more likely to be vegetarians as adults, but catharine L. Gale, the study's lead author, cites as a possible
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36. Animal Ethics
and more controversial application is that human sexuality, since it is concerned with the generation of new persons, has a moral significance greater than that possessed by, say, pinball. Yet another application is that members of the human
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37. Animal Ethics: June 2008
would seem to be indicated. Depending on the time and energy available, utilitarians persuaded of the foregoing should try a period of vegetarianism, at least, in order to see how they get on, and perhaps as a weapon in the form of
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38. Animal Ethics: December 2008
much less harm, a dog or a cat. It is natural to feel sympathy for animals who are suffering. This sympathy can be a basis for revising one's moral principles so as to take animals into account. Perhaps the sympathetic impulse would be activated
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39. Animal Ethics: April 2011
But I don’t think my cat immoral. I think him amoral. The whole dimension of morality doesn’t apply to him, or scarcely applies to him.
(Brigid Brophy , "The Darwinist's Dilemma ," Critical Society [winter 2009/10]: 15-22, at 18
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40. Animal Ethics: October 2007
eating a dog or a pig, a cat or a chicken. For the same reason that most of us would not eat our pets, we should also not eat chickens, pigs or other animals. John D. Borders Jr.Louisville, Ky., Oct. 25, 2007
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