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OTHER ANIMALS When most people think of pets, the first animal that comes to mind is a dog. While this makes sense, as dogs are one of the most common pets, there are several other animals that would make great pets. “I would really like a cat,” sophomore Ellie Featherstone said. “I’ve always been a cat person or a rabbit person. I like my dog, but I’m not much of a dog person and I think it would be really fun to have another type of animal.”

Pawsibly Purrfect

MaryJane Fletcher
May 13, 2022
RIGHTS VS. WELFARE Animal rights and animal welfare often get confused. Animal rights is a philosophy that says humans should not use animals for food, clothing, entertainment, or experimentation. Animal welfare means animals should have humane treatment and good quality of life.

Righting Some Wrongs

MaryJane Fletcher
April 7, 2022
HAPPILY DOMESTIC Domesticated animals make great pets, not only because certain desired traits have been bred into them, but because they like being pets. If a domesticated animal has a good owner, then they can find their life as a pet fulfilling and happy. “She was born in captivity, so she doesn’t know how to survive on her own,” pet owner Cherisa Meyer-Fletcher said. “Dogs need love and encouragement. Before we had Oreo, she would get sad when Alyssa and Dylan would leave, they were her family. Domesticated animals make people their family. When we put her outside she chooses to come back in with us, she doesn’t choose to be outside.”

Born to Cuddle

MaryJane Fletcher, Reporter
February 7, 2022
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