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For animals that freely roam outside, we should provide them with native pollinator and bird-friendly plants by planting them in our gardens. For example, sunflowers are great multipurpose plants that are great for pollinators for their blooms and birds can enjoy the seeds after that. It’s also recommended to avoid using pesticides when gardening, too, as these chemicals are harmful to insects and other animals.
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In urban and suburban areas, make sure to put out fresh water, as it can be hard for wildlife to find places to quench their thirst. Make your neighborhood more animal-friendly by giving up cruel forms of traps and avoiding single-use plastics that end up littering the streets. When ingested, pollutants like plastic bags and straws can strangle and kill wildlife.
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Additional tips on improving animal welfare include choosing products that haven’t been tested on animals or made out of real fur. Eating more plants and sharing these tips with others can make our society kinder towards other creatures and make their living conditions better.
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