Owning exotic animal

Lorraine Jhoy P. Bueno

Topic: Is it okay to have exotic animals as pets?

Type of speech: Persuasive Speech.

Speech purpose: To aware the pet owners that owning a exotic animal should be stop.

Type of audience: Pet owner.

Introduction:

Exotic animals can be stunning and captivating, but should you consider keeping one as a
pet? Before you make a decision, keep in mind that exotic pets have always captured the
interest of many people. Owning an exotic animal can bring us joy, but we must also
consider the challenges that come with owning an exotic animal. In this topic, we will
discuss the difficulties that come with owning an exotic animal and raise awareness about
the dangers of keeping an exotic animal as a pet. 

Argument 1:

Owning an exotic animal might be harmful to both humans and animals. First, exotic
animals should be in their own habitat and not kept as pets. It is crucial for us humans to
understand the needs and behaviors of any exotic pet before bringing them into our
homes. Yes, they can bring happiness to us and relieve our stress, but despite this
advantage, we should consider the disadvantages of owning these animals. These animals
are often taken from their natural habitats. They may suffer from stress, boredom, and
other health problems as a result of being kept in an unnatural environment. Additionally,
many exotic animals require specialized care and diets that can be difficult and expensive
to provide. This can lead to neglect or mistreatment of the animal, which is not only cruel
but can also pose a risk to public safety. They might also pose health risks to their owners
as well as other people and animals in the community.

Argument 2:

Exotic animals should be kept in their natural habitats and live independently. Exotic animals can
bring us joy, but they can also cause us harm. They may become more wild and infected with a
disease that can be transmitted to humans. It is critical to understand that exotic animals should
not be kept as pets. They necessitate specialized care and attention that most people are unable to
provide. Consider adopting a domesticated pet from a local animal shelter or rescue group. These
pets are frequently in need of loving homes and can offer the same level of companionship as an
exotic animal.
In conclusion, we must consider the feelings of the exotic animal and the challenges that we must
face by owning a exotic animal we must recognize the impact we might cause to animals and to
the environment by owning these animals.