SPK 208 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals, Heredity, Cash Crop

• School: West Chester University
• Department: Public Speaking
• Course: SPK 208
• Professor: Julie Pfaff

Document Summary

Specific purpose: to persuade the audience to steer away from adopting puppies from places that promote puppy mills. Central idea: the condition that these poor animals are living in is a disgrace. Introduction: dogs come into our lives for a short period of time but teach us so much. They teach us how to love unconditional, what it"s like to truly have a best friend, and to appreciate the little things- like taking a walk or getting a treat. The overall quality of life and the dogs" health is being put at risk and we need to put a stop to it. Main point #1: the treatment, health concerns, and safety issues that dogs from puppy mills are prone to from their living conditions. Females are breed with little to no recovery time between liters to maximize profits. Separated at an early age which caused anxiety, fear, and behavior issues. Arrive to new homes with diseases or infirmities.