Sentences with phrase «interest is puppy mills»

The deep pockets behind SQ777 are not lobbying hard for the proposal because their main interest is puppy mills and cockfighting.

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If you are adopting a puppy mill survivor, you will be interested in reading an article on this site that was written by Michelle Bender and Kim Townsend titled «Rehabilitation of a Puppy Mill Dog.&rpuppy mill survivor, you will be interested in reading an article on this site that was written by Michelle Bender and Kim Townsend titled «Rehabilitation of a Puppy Mill Dog.&rPuppy Mill Dog.»

If you're interested in learning more about what you can do to help stop puppy mills, check out our guide here.

If you've been following the attempts to revamp the state's Dog Law as it pertains to puppy mills, this tactic is all too familiar and underscores the power of an agricultural community that now encompasses commercial dog breeders and the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association. By banding together these farm and animal related special interest groups, and their lobbyists, have held hostage the will of the majority of Pennsylvanians who realize that the state's laws, especially as they pertain to dogs, are largely antiquated and ineffective.

The HSUS Breeders Advisory and Resource Council (BARC) is composed of responsible breeders from around the country who have a particular interest in improving the lives of dogs bred in the inhumane, commercial breeding facilities known as puppy mills.

Melanie Kahn, senior director of the Stop Puppy Mills campaign for The HSUS said: «Amendment 1 is being pushed by special interests who didn't like it when Missouri voters decided to crack down on abusive puppy mPuppy Mills campaign for The HSUS said: «Amendment 1 is being pushed by special interests who didn't like it when Missouri voters decided to crack down on abusive puppy mpuppy mills.

Interested in puppy mills and how a commercial breeder is legally defined?

It is not uncommon to find people breeding more than one kind of dog (for example, quite a few Akita breeders are also interested in Shibas), but a breeder producing litters of many different breeds of dog is not going to be your best source, and probably should be suspected as a puppy - mill or disreputable breeder.

My interests, hobbies and talents: I was born in Oklahoma in 2009 at a puppy mill and bred to become a «mom.»

What I find most interesting and concerning about the survey is that it identifies millenials as being the least likely demographic to associate puppy mills with animal cruelty and the most likely to purchase, rather than adopt, a pet.

Illegal puppy mills, where unscrupulous breeders violate federal and state law to advance their own financial interests with little regard for animal care, SHOULD be the targets of animal lovers who are sickened by the conditions in which these animals are forced to exist, all in the name of profit.

I, too, would be interested in learning the physical / emotional condition of Suzie Q. For those curious about what a puppy mill dog may look like, and to read a bit about those bought by Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Rescue, click on www.wheatenterrierrescue.org and you will see hundreds of these dogs.

Since the Continental Kennel Club makes it much easier for interested individuals to register their dogs with them, it should come as no surprise to learn that it has picked up a reputation for being associated with puppy mills.

While puppy mills have been a problem for decades, consumer interest in buying miniature animals such as so - called «teacup» dogs is fueling an increase in imports from South Korea, according to Kahn.

The only kind of «breeder» who'll be interested in your dog will be a puppy miller or a dog broker, or maybe a pit fighter who will want to «test» him in the pit before breeding him.

Another sign that a puppy you are interested in getting is from a mill is that the breeder will not allow you to actually visit the kennel, but rather wants to arrange a meeting somewhere else, such as the parking lot of a local store.

Unfortunately most pet shops keep puppies in poor conditions, and are supporting backyard puppy mills / puppy farms, where the breeders are more interested in dollars rather than helping to breed quality offspring.

An interesting fact about the film: the film team spent 10 days in Missouri, and the battle over Prop B (the puppy mill bill that was defeated) is a featured segment of the film.

The fact is that most of the puppies sold in pet stores, or over the internet sight unseen, come from puppy mills, and it is quite clear that puppy mills are more interested in pumping out as many puppies as possible with little regard for the love and care that the dogs need.»

The Spielmans are also interested in our ongoing efforts to rescue puppies and adult dogs from mass breeding facilities, also known as puppy mills.

This is hardly surprising given that puppy mills are regulated by agricultural departments at the state and federal levels, and agribusiness, which sides with the mills, is a powerful lobby and sees every concession to humane interests as the thin end of the wedge for broader, animal - friendly reform in farming.

As we've seen time and time again with puppy mills (large - scale commercial dog breeding facilities), the welfare of the dogs is a low priority as the owner is solely interested in turning a profit.

There is a lot of money stacked against the dogs, and those with interests in puppy mills and those who want to perpetuate the ban on county wide sheltering are prepared to fight.

This is interesting because many of the puppy millers in ohio are selling their dogs to rescues.