Sentences with phrase «mill industry only»

Further, with over eight million needy shelter dogs looking for homes, the puppy mill industry only exacerbates the homeless pet epidemic across the world.

Not exact matches

The bread «which earth has given and human hands have made» represents the work that has gone into the making of the bread; not only the work of the farmer and the miller but the work of industry, of man's labour in the office, in the factory, or in the surgery.

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.

In time, Lily found courage and her disfigured little body not only educated countless people about the horrors of the puppy mill industry, but it began a lifesaving movement that has created a safe haven for thousands of dogs in desperate need of a fresh start.

Before Strader saved her from her hell, Lily was one of the nameless, faceless victims of the U.S. puppy mill industry, wearing only an identification tag which bore the number 251.

Help end this cruel industry by choosing to adopt from a shelter or rescue, and only shop for pet supplies at pet stores that work with rescues instead of puppy mills.

Widespread No Kill success in our nation's shelters would not only save the lives of almost four million animals every year, it — combined with legislative efforts to regulate, reform, close down, and eliminate their markets — would drive a dagger to the heart of the puppy and kitten mill industries.

As a spokes - dog against puppy mills, Harley has educated thousands of people, of all ages, about the horrors of the commercial dog breeding industry, which packs hundreds, even thousands, of dogs into unsanitary wire crates with only six inches to move in each direction.

Not only has the agriculture department failed to meaningfully execute existing law on puppy mills, the legislature recently has sent valentines to the industry.

But the substandard facilities, sometimes referred to as «puppy mills,» not only harm puppies and the people who buy them, they also threaten the reputation of the broader dog breeding industry.

Defining what we mean by «puppy mill» is crucial because many in the commercial breeding industry define «puppy mill» in a way that applies only to those facilities with deplorable conditions (i.e., «those things you see on Oprah»).

As appealing as it might be to «rescue» puppy mill puppies from a store or individual, it only funds the puppy mill industry.

Not only was the transportation necessary for industry in general, but Birmingham was where many rails and railroad cars were manufactured, because of the abundance of iron and steel mills.