Puppy
mill owners selling dogs online had escaped federal oversight because of a loophole in federal Animal Welfare Act regulations exempting Internet sellers.
Not exact matches
Regardless of what the pet store
owner tells you, and regardless of the fact that the dog they're
selling has AKC (American Kennel Club) papers... dogs
sold from pet stores ARE from puppy
mills and NOT from quality breeders.
The committee also actively supports the HSUS» Puppy - Friendly Pet Store Initiative, which works with pet store
owners to have pet adoptions stations instead of
selling pets supplied by puppy
mills.
Puppy
mills contribute to pet overpopulation, particularly in urban areas, and are known for their poor living conditions that lead to diseased animals often being
sold to unsuspecting pet
owners across the country.
This workshop featured four speakers: one about increasing adoptions in shelters, one about decreasing the number of puppies from puppy
mills sold in pet stores, one from HSUS's Pets for Life program about helping under served pet
owners, and one from Coalition to Unchain Dogs, a group that builds fences for dogs who previously lived on a chain.
It also shows, despite the way some organizations and individuals think, the solution to pet overpopulation is not rooted solely in stopping puppy
mills or preventing pet stores from
selling dogs and cats or even in making all pet
owners spay and neuter... The solution needs to be a balanced approach in which breeders, pet stores, shelters, rescues, humane organizations, veterinarians, and pet loving individuals come together and help find the «homeless» pets their forever home.
Never allow my stud dog to be bred to any bitch whose
owner is known at the time to be directly or indirectly involved with any puppy broker, puppy
mill, pet shop
selling dogs, litter lot sales, or any other wholesale distributor whose business is involved in like activities.
MCSO is treating the case as an animal cruelty / puppy
mill situation, although the
owners deny that they were breeding and
selling the dogs.
Greg Gordon, the
owner of Dog Patch Pet and Feed a pet store that
sold commercially bred puppies, and the Cari Meyers founder of The Puppy
Mill Project an anti puppy
mill organization stopped yelling at each other and learned they had something in common.
Protect Consumers: Sick puppies
sold by puppy
mills typically can cost their new
owners hundreds or even thousands of dollars in veterinary care, if they live long enough to be
sold.
However, sadly, the
mills still
sell where they can at auction and online to often unknowing pet
owners.
Five years ago, Mindi Callison, founder of Bailing Out Benji, learned that the
owner of Dyvig's Pet Shoppe in Ames, Iowa was getting the puppies he
sells in his store from two large puppy
mills.
There's an important tool to help in the fight against puppy
mill puppies
sold through pet stores: They're more likely to be aggressive with their
owners, strangers and other dogs.
Hidden in that bill is a loophole for pet store
owners who want to continue
selling animals bred in cruel
mills.
While the team couldn't figure out exactly how old B.B. was, they could tell by her swollen mammaries that she'd been bred over and over again, and that she'd nursed many litters of puppies — whom the puppy
mill owners probably
sold for a lot of money.
In September 2011 Aeneas and his wife
sold the farm and
mill to its new
owners, Andrew and Anne Smith.