"suffering animals" is a correctly used phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you want to refer to animals who are experiencing pain or distress. For example: "It is heartbreaking to witness the suffering animals in the shelter."
Proposition 2 will not just improve the square footage available to these suffering animals.
I think we have not only a right but also a duty to help suffering animals.
She watches the freakout tape, complete with suffering animals, a fly crawling across the screen and static-ridden flash cuts.
Charles's mother, it's true, is an angel, surrounded by "suffering animals and aged peasants": but then she's dying and he's bereft.
Thinking about it immediately makes me think about Body Shop peppermint foot lotion, Duran Duran, and tables on street corners with lurid, heartwrenching pictures of suffering animals.
She watches the freakout videotape, which looks like a director's cut of "Closer," the video that starred the band Nine Inch Nails, complete with suffering animals, a fly crawling across the screen and static-ridden flash cuts.
On the shore, a mob of beachgoers passes around the dolphin so that they can take selfies with the helpless, suffering animal.
She shops, sating her suffering animal self with new possessions, when she feels most alone.
Or, "If you're not willing to look at this picture of a suffering animal, you're a bad, uncaring person".
Animals were treated humanely, with minimal suffering; animal protocols were approved by the institutional animal care committee of the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine.
All efforts were made to minimize the animals' suffering and to reduce animal consumption.
