Sentences with phrase «adopted out of mills»

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Puppy mills create a surplus of popular dogs and then either sell them for testing or euthanize them when they are too old to adopt out unless they can serve as a breeding dog in which case they will live in a cage with little human contact and never know the feel of grass under their feet.

By adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue as promised, President and Mrs. Obama could have signaled a need for change in the regulation of puppy mill operations that churn out puppies like manufactured goods in deplorable conditions.Â

Adopting saves lives, keeps money out of the pockets of backyard breeders and puppy mill owners AND helps make room for the other animals that also need rescue.

The SPCA of Texas recently raided a puppy mill, in the process saving 140 dogs (and two cats)-- and they made sure going in that they could provide medical care and housing for all of the animals while working to adopt them out to permanent homes.

Paid $ 5,000 a month by an industry association of CBEs, his goal in making the claim was to get the court to overturn a law that makes it illegal for pet stores in Grove City, OH, to sell puppy mill dogs; the law requires pet stores to work with rescues and shelters to adopt out rescued animals instead.

Adopting a Companion Animal Too many healthy, adoptable animals are euthanized in our nation's shelters while puppy mills and backyard breeders continue to crank out huge numbers of animals for sale.

The majority of puppies sold in pet stores have been taken from mothers who live out their lives in the cramped confines of unhygienic cages, continuously producing litters, so adopting from a shelter is one way to take a stand against puppy mills.

adopt, spay / neuter or even euthanize our way out of this crisis as long as these mills are churning out pets like they were food animals.

Naming the Cairn Terrier — or any breed — Kansas» state dog would drive up demand for these dogs and entice puppy mills to churn out litter after litter of the breed, meaning fewer dogs would be adopted from your state's animal shelters,» said Martin Mersereau, director of the Cruelty Investigation Iepartment for PETA.

We want to make it more difficult to sell puppy mill animals and easier to adopt our wonderful animals out of the shelters,» said Los Angeles City Council man Paul Koretx

Does everyone realize if we all adopted a puppy mill rescue, which I have done in the past 2 weeks, this is the joy of my life, it would put the AKC out of business?

And for any other information on puppy mills or to adopt a dog who has been rescued from these horrible conditions, check out the work of National Mill Dog Rescue!

Last October, California made history when it became the first state to ban the commercial sale of animals from «puppy mills,» instead requiring pet shops to partner with shelters and rescue organizations to help adopt out animals.

Nasser worked together with the Palestinian farmers to work out suitable guidelines, which were based on the usual Fair Trade guidelines, but which also adopted some traditions of the Palestinian farmers such as how they pay the mill owners who press their olives.