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The significance of this study is to probe and reveal the exploitation portrayed on animals in the works specially written by George Orwell. He was a prominent British writer and journalist of the 20th century. He adopted the pen name George Orwell, which would become synonymous with his piercing and powerful works. Orwell's works comprise a number of genres which crafted a diverse body of work that encompasses essays, novels, memoirs and journalism, delving into themes such as Animalism, Anthropomorphism. Through his eminent work 'Animal Farm', the different characters are portrayed by animals depicting the exploitation. It reveals the true feelings of the animals very effectively and their intense emotions that they go through in their lives while dealing with human beings,how they are being exploited and mistreated by the humans. 'Animalism' is an analytical and moral bearing that highlights the value of a conscious being or sentient being. Sentience is the dimension to be affected positively and negatively. It is about having experiences, not just mere perceiving stimuli but also the action taking place after that. It means how a being who is conscious in itself experiences all the pain and feeling after perceiving a stimulus and how it is affected with that, the positive and negative aspects,the pros and cons related to the stimuli which is perceived by the organism and how it functions after that;basically,what is the reaction taking place in it and how it functions after that. This study throws light on the various aspects of 'Animal Farm'. The pros and cons or the enjoyment and suffering perceived through various stimuli by a conscious being. Another thing highlighted in 'Animal Farm' is Anthropomorphism, in which the animals are given human-like qualities and abilities, allowing them to communicate and act in ways that mirror human behaviour. This technique serves to enhance the allegorical elements and make the story more accessible to readers.