Sentences with phrase «filthy small cages»

No vet care, no proper food, filthy small cages in heat and cold for the over breed female that suffers to give a pup that is also often ill.11000 dog sand cats animals are killed each and every day and many are good animals that die.

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Dogs kept in puppy mills live in small, dark cages, are given little to no medical attention, and reside in filthy and unsanitary conditions.

An estimated 2 million are kept in around 17,000 facilities, left exposed to the elements in small, barren, filthy cages and given little food.

Harley's first 10 years were spent living in a small filthy cage in a puppy mill.

Most of the dogs have spent their entire lives in small, filthy cages.

at a very young age... the parent dogs are left behind to suffer, often spending their entire lives in small, filthy wire cages without ever becoming part of a family.»

A typical retired «breeder dog» is 5 - 7 years old, has spent its entire life in a small filthy wire cage, has been bred literally almost to death, and in most cases has never received any veterinary care.

The suit alleged, among other charges, that the animals were enduring physical and emotional distress by living in filthy cages that were too small, they had no companionship or mental stimulation, and that the plaintiffs were animals lovers who suffered «personal distress» when they saw how the animals were treated.

In puppy mills, dogs spend their whole lives in small, filthy wire cages without adequate veterinary care, socialization, or exercise.

The film depicted puppy mill dogs living or existing in filthy deplorable conditions, almost all in crowded cages too small for them to move around much, if at all. The cages often had chicken wire for flooring. The dogs were covered in waste, matted and starving with open wounds and other injuries.

The dogs living in puppy mills live in small, filthy cages and the females are forced to breed constantly.

The dogs range from beagles, poodles, and Korean Jindos to large Tosas who have spent their entire lives in small, filthy, crowded cages exposed on the farm, waiting to be killed — often electrocuted — for their meat that is often made into stew or used in dietary supplements overseas.

At puppy mills in Missouri, dogs are typically crammed into small and filthy cages, denied veterinary care, exposed to extremes of heat and cold, and given no exercise or human affection.

All have been saved from a miserable life in small, filthy cages, and a brutal death, most commonly by electrocution, to become a cherished companion in America.

The dogs, mainly small breeds such as Shih Tzus and Chihuahuas, were being housed in cramped, filthy cages in trailers throughout the property.

They are crammed in small, filthy cages exposed to the elements, with no environmental enrichment and very little food or care offered during their lifetime.

The majority of breeding females spend their entire lives in small, filthy cages without exercise, love or human contact.

Our best friends should not be relegated to lives of neglect, starvation, untreated illness and injury, mutilated feet from constant living on wire in quarters too small for movement, living in the stench of ammonia and eating their own excrement, drinking filthy water, encrusted with fleas and mange, making futile attempts to protect their dying infants from extreme weather (both hot and cold) and having those who live torn from them unweaned, sometimes being abandoned to die slowly in wire cages — all in order to provide a «cash crop» for irresponsible and unfeeling humans.

The pictures on the signs Braslow had showed filthy dogs in deplorable conditions stuck inside wire cages at the mills; it was a far cry from the small pups playing inside the pens on Thursday.

At puppy mills in Missouri, dogs are crammed into small and filthy cages, denied veterinary care, exposed to extremes of heat and cold, and given no exercise or human affection.

Similar to puppy mill dogs, these animals live in small, filthy cages with little or no protection from extreme weather, are fed poor diets, denied exercise, companionship and veterinary care, and never get the chance to feel the ground beneath their feet.

«Finally these animals will have relief from being crammed into small and filthy cages, without veterinary care, exercise, or human affection.