Sentences with phrase «mill dogs out»

Mom has worked with Best Friends saving mill dogs out of Missouri and it is so hard to see these dogs... and yet the saving grace was knowing they were safe and on their way to rescue in NY.

In order to cut mills out of the story, animal advocates want mill dogs out of the stores and shelter / rescue animals in.

Not exact matches

Get all the information on dog breeders you need to make a responsible, informed choice.We've all heard horror stories about flaky out - of - state dog breeders, irresponsible practices and puppy mills.

The punishment for leaving a dog out in the freezing cold to potentially die should be beyond a mere slap on the wrist, pay your fine and go back to your puppy mill to extract more blood money.

Legislators who co-sponsor annual NYS Animal Advocacy Day announce strong new legislation to prevent puppy mills like the one in Montgomery County from leaving dogs out in extreme cold where they could face death; Tedisco and Ball also announce that 4th Annual NYS Animal Advocacy Day will be held in Albany on May 28, 2014

Meanwhile, the bills also addressed other areas of the pet sales industry, including legislation designed to keep «puppy mill» dogs out of New York retail kennels.

Puppy mills refer to high volume puppy producing facilities in which the dogs are generally transferred to their new owners off the producers» property, so that the facility operates out of view.

Oklahoma is one of the highest in the number of Class B dealers licensees in the nation (34 out of 969 active Class B licensees are located in OK) and this trade in dogs and other animals, which go to research, product testing, resale for pets and animals used in exhibits, may be even more hidden than in the puppy mill world.

Referring to this event Nolan said, «These are certainly not the worst dogs we've seen by any means, but I wish people could see what it's like when these dogs come out of the mills.

Puppy mills are large - scale breeding facilities where hundreds of dogs are kept in deplorable conditions for the sole purpose of churning out puppies.

Start with shelter dogs: We all agree that there are plenty (thousands) of dogs, both in and out of puppy mills, who desperately need homes and can be rescued for free, so no one should ever be paying a breeder for an animal.

But when you drive by a family - filled pet store selling dogs as if they were toasters, or learn about horrific puppy mills still profiting from cruelty, you begin to realize the adoption message is still not getting out strongly or widely enough.

Unfortunately, with the popularity of the Rottweiler also brought a high demand for the dog, which brought out irresponsible breeders and puppy mills.

Or, even better, if we had figured out a way to include cute, sociable animals like dogs (perhaps with a message about puppy mills), we likely would have had better luck with the TV news.

Though Franki thought she'd adopted the puppy from a sweet couple who bred dogs and sold them for extra money, she quickly found out that Vivica's health problems were signs the cute pooch was bred in a puppy mill.

Nearly nine out of every 10 puppies sold in pet stores come from puppy mills, breeding kennels that raise dogs in cramped, crude, filthy conditions.

They can be born on the street, be thrown out like old clothing by their owners or, far worse, be raised in dog mills.

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.

The idea came to me when I started trying to find ways to better utilize my resources to get the word out about animal rescue and problems with the dog breeding industry (puppy mills, etc.).

Often the mill dogs become aggressive with each other out of the pure boredom of their day - to - day lives.

It's true that those stores wouldn't be able to sell shelter / rescue dogs for $ 1,200 like they sell their mill dogs for, but there's much information out there that tells folks how to run a financially - successful, humane pet store, too.

Many mill dogs just don't enjoy being picked up, and so I try to separate out handling and picking up; in other words, I teach them first that «hands are good» through gentle petting, massage and Tellington Touch, without picking up the dog.

Also, any mill dog in our care represents one of the lucky ones that got out.

While the puppy mill industry has received and justifiably so much negative attention most people who breed any purebred dog or other animal do so out of love and the desire and pride of sharing this love with others.

I am trying to find out how we can get laws changed to regulate the breeding (puppy mills and puppy stores), to make spaying and neutering cheaper or free so it's available to everyone — so that there will be fewer dogs going in to the kennels.

Many puppy mills dogs have never been out of their cages, have never felt grass under their feet — never been hugged in a way that makes them know that they're cared for.

It can be the same for a mill dog so work at their comfort level vs. forcing them to come all the way in for the treat or take it out of your hand, especially initially.

Dog brokers seek out unaltered purebred animals for resale to puppy mills or research laboratories.

Pam has shared Lil Olive's life — and passing — with hundreds of thousands of people across the world through Lil Olive's Facebook page with the intention of raising awareness about what the breeding industry did, and does, not only to Lil Olive, but to all the many thousands of other dogs, most of whom will never get out of the puppy mills alive.

They assist in the ongoing care of dogs and cats who have been rescued from harm — whether an out - of - control hoarder or a puppy mill.

Puppy mills are funded by the sale of dogs in pet stores, so once the funds run out, they not longer have a reason to exist.

Every year these brave pups set out with their kind human guardians to rescue other dogs from puppy mills.

In recent years The HSUS has assisted in rescuing nearly 10,000 dogs from more than 50 different puppy mills across the country churning out more than 2 million puppies per year for the pet trade.

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

Now consider the millions of Puppy Mill dogs who are not as lucky as Baby was (Baby got rescued — her puppy mill peers are still there suffering horribly and churning out more victims of greed)

If you want to read some of these articles pertaining to unethical dog breeding and puppy mills, check these out:

But we won't rest until every adoptable cat and dog in America finds a home as loving as those that millions of cats and dogs already enjoy, and we also won't rest until we put the dogfighters and mills out of business.

Puppy mills are mass production facilities that crank out an estimated 4 - 5 million dogs annually that are sold in pet stores, over the Internet, at swap meets and direct to the public.

According to statistics from the Missouri Department of Agriculture, there are now 50,000 fewer breeding dogs confined to a lifetime of misery in a puppy mill, and over 300,000 fewer puppies being churned out every year in Missouri mills.

As a result, many dogs and cats come out of puppy mills malnourished.

MABTR takes in a high number of puppy mill survivors — breeding dogs whose time has run out — in order to save their lives and give them a chance at love.

Work to end breed discrimination that takes good dogs away from loving families, stop puppy mills, and keep community cats safe and out of shelters through TNR (trap - neuter - return) programs

Work to end breed discrimination that takes good dogs away from loving families, stop puppy mills, and keep community (feral and stray) cats safe and out of shelters through TNR (trap - neuter - return) programs

HOLLYWOOD - «Joining the wave of cities hoping to snuff out puppy mills, city commissioners on Wednesday banned the retail sale of cats and dogs bred in so - called puppy mills and kitten factories.»

For the love of dogs, we must stamp out every haven for puppy mills.

Nearly 400 dogs rescued from a Kennewick, Wash. puppy mill were relinquished Thursday, enabling The HSUS to reach out to shelters and rescue groups to take in the miniature American Eskimo dogs.

California may become the first state in the nation to ban the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits from pet stores that obtain their animals from out - of - state commercial «puppy mills.»

If you buy a dog over the Internet, at a pet store or through a newspaper ad, your new pooch may very well be from a puppy mill — an abusive mass - production facility that churns out puppies under inhumane conditions.

In Indiana, Pets Alive spay / neuter clinic steps out of its comfort zone and steps up for puppy mill dogs.

Yet, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Chicago Veterinary Medical Association and the statewide group have come out against the ordinances banning the sale of puppy mill dogs in pet stores.