Sentences with phrase «store puppies pledge»

If you haven't taken the No Pet Store Puppies pledge yet, please do!

As more and more people take our No Pet Store Puppies pledge not to buy anything in stores that sell puppies, the industry will continue to feel the ripple effects and be forced to make changes.

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Some may have already pledged not to sell puppies through the 2010 Pet Friendly Pet Stores initiative.

Last year, the pet store chain made the humane decision to stop the retail sale of puppies, and today they reaffirmed their commitment by pledging to never sell puppies in the future.

And in 2009, more than a dozen Sacramento - area pet stores signed a pledge by The Humane Society that says they will not sell puppies.

Thanks to the efforts of local advocates, 46 pet stores across the nation have recently signed The Humane Society of the United States» Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a responsible dog brstores across the nation have recently signed The Humane Society of the United States» Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a responsible dog brStores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a responsible dog breeder.

Sign the «Stop Puppy Mills» pledge for the public, promising not to shop at stores where puppies are sold.

Store owners who sign and return the pledge which declares that they will discontinue selling puppies in their store, or those who «make official» a current policy of not selling puppies, will be listed on the HSI / Canada webStore owners who sign and return the pledge which declares that they will discontinue selling puppies in their store, or those who «make official» a current policy of not selling puppies, will be listed on the HSI / Canada webstore, or those who «make official» a current policy of not selling puppies, will be listed on the HSI / Canada website.

Farmington Hills, Mich. - based pet store chain Pet Supplies «Plus» encourages franchisees to sign The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge, committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

Store owners who sign The HSUS» pledge receive a placard proclaiming, «We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them,» to display in the store, as well as materials about adopting a dog or finding a responsible breStore owners who sign The HSUS» pledge receive a placard proclaiming, «We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them,» to display in the store, as well as materials about adopting a dog or finding a responsible brestore, as well as materials about adopting a dog or finding a responsible breeder.

In addition to the large retail chains, more than 900 independent pet shops around the country, including 35 in Texas, have voluntarily signed The HSUS» Puppy Friendly pledge not to sell puppies at their stores.

A list of stores that have pledged not to sell puppies can be found here.

Thanks to the efforts of volunteers and local advocates of The Humane Society of the United States, 80 Los Angeles - area pet stores have signed The HSUS's Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to get a puppy from a responsible sstores have signed The HSUS's Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to get a puppy from a responsible soPuppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to get a puppy from a responsible sStores pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to get a puppy from a responsible sopuppy from a responsible source.

A dozen pet - product stores in Central Florida have signed the Humane Society of the United States» puppy - friendly pledge to promote animal adoptions and fight puppy mills.

With the addition of Pet Food Express, a California pet supply chain with 36 outlets, more than 1,000 independent pet stores in 42 states and the District of Columbia have now signed The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge, committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local pet adoption programs.

«More than 1,000 pet stores across the country have now taken an official stand against puppy mills by pledging never to sell puppies in their store; an important step towards combating puppy mills across the country.»

Daphne writes: A dozen pet - product stores in Central Florida have signed the Humane Society of the United States» puppy - friendly pledge to promote animal adoptions and fight puppy mills.

Stores that sign the pledge receive a sign that says «We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them,» as well as materials for customers about how to adopt a dog or find a responsible breeder.

Store owners who sign The HSUS» pledge receive a placard proclaiming, «We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them,» to display in the store, as well as free materials for their customers about how to adopt a puppy or find a responsible breStore owners who sign The HSUS» pledge receive a placard proclaiming, «We love puppies; that's why we don't sell them,» to display in the store, as well as free materials for their customers about how to adopt a puppy or find a responsible brestore, as well as free materials for their customers about how to adopt a puppy or find a responsible breeder.

Thanks to the efforts of local animal advocates, nearly 50 Chicago area pet stores have signed The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs or provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

Many Asheville, N.C., pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs.

Many Atlanta area pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs.

Many Dallas area pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs.

Thanks to the efforts of local advocates, many Raleigh pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

More than 400 pet stores across North America have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge.

Thanks to the efforts of local advocates, some Maryland pet stores have signed The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

Several Connecticut pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature about how to locate a reputable breeder.

More than a dozen Maryland pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs.

What's more, the Gibbstown store will join the ranks of more than 2,000 other pets stores across the U.S. that have signed the HSUS» Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pstores across the U.S. that have signed the HSUS» Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pStores pledge.

Thanks to the efforts of local animal advocates, more than 100 New York City area pet stores have signed The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs or provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

Store owners who sign The HSUS» Puppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge receive free literature for their customers on how to find a puppy from a reputable source, and encouraging pet lovers to support local shelPuppy Friendly Pet Stores pledge receive free literature for their customers on how to find a puppy from a reputable source, and encouraging pet lovers to support local shelpuppy from a reputable source, and encouraging pet lovers to support local shelters.

«These stores have made the responsible decision to pledge not to sell puppies now or in the future, and some of them have even transitioned from selling commercially - raised puppies to an adoptions - only model,» said Melanie Kahn, senior director of The HSUS» puppy mills campaign.

More than 100 New York City area pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs or provide literature to help customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.

Grammy Award nominee Colbie Caillat, a spokesperson for The HSUS's Puppy Mills campaign, is asking the public to join her in pledging not to shop at pet stores or Internet sites that sell puppies during Puppy Mill Action Week.

Gigi and Luca's Pet Boutique of Lighthouse Point, Fla. has discontinued the sale of commercially - bred puppies and has signed HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs.

More than 60 Seattle area pet stores have signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, and instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers locate a reputable dog breeder.

Pet Food Express, with 36 outlets in the greater San Francisco Bay area, has signed The HSUS» puppy friendly pet store pledge, committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local pet adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a puppy from a responsible source.

Please visit this website and take the holiday pledge that you won't purchase a puppy from a pet stores — adopt, don't shop!

The pledge is an agreement that makes clear Petcetera's policy of not selling puppies in stores, because currently nearly all dogs sold in pet stores come from large - scale commercial puppy mills.

Thanks to the efforts of local advocates, several Fairfield County, Connecticut pet stores have signed The Humane Society of the United States» puppy friendly pet store pledge — committing not to sell puppies, but instead support local animal adoption programs and provide literature that helps customers learn how to locate a reputable breeder.