Sentences with phrase «little dogs in cages»

After seeing all those little dogs in cages, with looks of fear and anxiety in their eyes, with their hair knotted and their bodies weak and emaciated, I had to know the truth.

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Puppy mills are like dog - making factories, with the mother dogs spending their entire lives in cramped cages or kennels with little or no personal attention or quality of life.

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Breeding dogs in these mills are typically kept in small wire cages that leave them with very little space to move or turn around.

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.

They house dogs and puppies in dirty, cramped cages and provide them with very little, if any, human contact.

Dogs bred in these facilities tend to live in small wire cages with little or no attention, no exercise and mostly lack of veterinary care.

Dogs are bred in poor conditions, often in small cages with little or no attention, no exercise and lack of veterinary care.»

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

Breeding dogs in puppy mills have no real quality of life, often living continually in small wire cages with little or no personal attention, exercise or veterinary care.

Once there was a dog that didn't want to go into his cage, so I was helping him with a little push and one of my fingers kind of went in his rear.

The majority of pet stores that sell puppies are getting those dogs from puppy mills, which are dog - making factories where mother dogs spend their entire lives in cramped cages or kennels with little or no personal attention.

The legislation was a response to appalling conditions in many large commercial breeding kennels, where dogs spent most of their working lives inside cramped wire cages, stacked one atop the other, and got little grooming, veterinary care or exercise.

Dogs at puppy mills typically receive little to no medical care; live in squalid conditions with no exercise, socialization or human interaction; and are confined inside cramped wire - floored cages for life.

It might be tempting to «rescue» the little fluffball in the cage, but not only will you pay an exorbitant cost, you're helping financially support the abuse of thousands of dogs across the country.

In puppy mills, dogs are bred in appalling conditions, kept in overcrowded small wire cages, given little exercise or socialization, enjoy no human contact and receive nothing in the way of veterinary carIn puppy mills, dogs are bred in appalling conditions, kept in overcrowded small wire cages, given little exercise or socialization, enjoy no human contact and receive nothing in the way of veterinary carin appalling conditions, kept in overcrowded small wire cages, given little exercise or socialization, enjoy no human contact and receive nothing in the way of veterinary carin overcrowded small wire cages, given little exercise or socialization, enjoy no human contact and receive nothing in the way of veterinary carin the way of veterinary care.

He came to us 3 1/2 years ago, a little blind dog who's back was deformed from spending too many years in a small cage as a breeding dog in a puppy mill.

Since most of the dogs we save from dog auctions and / or commercial breeding kennels have lived their lives in cages before they came into Luv A Chin Rescue, they need to spend a little time in a foster home.

Working in co-operation with dog farmers keen to get out of the trade, HSI has so far permanently closed down eight dog farms where dogs are confined their whole lives in barren metal cages with little food or protection from the harsh climate.

The Beagle Freedom Project reports that there are «nearly 65,000 dogs... sitting in cages being used to test cosmetics, pharmaceutical drugs, household products, and academic curiosities with little to no hope of getting out alive.»

Female dogs in puppy mills used for breeding are usually kept in highly unsanitary conditions, receive little or no medical care, and live in small cages with little social interaction.

As many of you know, puppy mill dogs are usually kept in highly unsanitary conditions, receive little or no medical care, and live in small cages with little social interaction.

There is little to no vet care, water licks as opposed to bowls, cage cleaning can consist of a power washer while the dog is still in the cage, and the minimal human touch is typically reserved for when dogs need to be moved in and out of cages for breeding and whelping.

The adverts often look very genuine and it is difficult to the untrained eye to determine if the dog you are buying is from an ethical breeder or a puppy mill with hundreds of breeding dogs kept in tiny, dirty cages with very little human contact.

Dogs in puppy mills receive little care, socialization and exercise and are often stored in cramped, dark and filthy cages.

Breeding dogs in puppy mills have no real quality of life, and are often confined to small wire cages for most of their lives with little or no socialization, exercise or veterinary care.

These facilities breed large numbers of dogs, usually in tiny cages and the puppies receive little human contact.

The breeding dogs at puppy mills spend their entire lives in cramped cages or kennels with little or no personal attention or quality of life.

Nearly 100 cage comforters will soon be ready to make shelter cats and dogs a little more comfortable while they await adoption at NYC's Animal Care & Control shelter in Brooklyn.

These poor dogs were confined in cramped, barren wire cages with little food and water and no protection from the elements.

HSI rescuers found the dogs living in filthy conditions, chained to cages with little space to move.

Horror stories abound about puppy factories where dogs are crammed into dirty cages or runs, wallowing in their own filth, with little or no privacy for whelping a litter.

Puppy mills are mass dog producing facilities that keep animals in cages or kennels, often in squalid conditions with little or no exercise, socialization or human interaction for years on end.

07/24/13 - Cleveland Scene - Caged: How Ohio Politicians Keep the State's Puppy Mill Business Booming with Little Regulation 06/27/13 - Animal Law Coalition - Proposed OH Puppy Mill Regulations «Terrible» 05/13/13 - Bargain Hunter - Dog kennel inspectors will be focused on Holmes county, surrounding areas 11/29/12 - The Best Friends Blog - After decades of frustration, a new strategy against puppy mills Excerpt from this article: In the case of puppy mills the greatest efforts have gone into exposing the horrors of factory farming pets, with the intent of generating public support for legislative measures that will improve conditions in high - volume breeding operationIn the case of puppy mills the greatest efforts have gone into exposing the horrors of factory farming pets, with the intent of generating public support for legislative measures that will improve conditions in high - volume breeding operationin high - volume breeding operations.

We have 3 one is my sisters and the other two are mine I let the see each other and the newest one started to rub along side of the cage and then I put them in two different balls after a little I let my oldest one out of her ball and it was rubbing my new ones ball just like dogs rub there sides on a couch

 Absolutely nothing. The bill also did nothing to keep dogs from being forced to live in cages with little or no loving human interaction.Â

Birds are 3rd most popular animal kept in homes all over the world, and unlike dogs and cat who are often abandoned outdoors, birds are locked up in little cages like prisoners, unable to escape, slowly starving and dehydrating and losing sanity because they are deprived of social interaction (causing the neurotic screaming), and then tortured and abused because they incessantly scream for attention.

Puppy mills are notorious for overbreeding dogs to produce «desirable» puppies for sale, forcing dogs used for breeding to live in small cages with little to no veterinary care, no access to grass, and barely enough food or water to survive.

Can you imagine forcing your dog to live his or her entire life in a small wire cage with no human companionship, toys or comfort, and little hope of ever becoming part of a family?

The dogs are forced to spend their entire lives in these cages, with little or no human contact, exercise, health care, and training.

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.

Puppy mills are notorious for their inhumane conditions, housing dogs in tiny wire cages and providing them with little if any medical care.

Dogs bred in puppy mills often live in small wire cages with little or no personal attention, exercise or veterinary care.