Sentences with phrase «n't support puppy mills»

Don't support puppy mills and pet stores this Holiday Season — Beware of on line buying of animals, often these puppies are from puppy mills or «factory style» breeding facilities.

Don't support the puppy mill industry, always adopt and don't shop!

This is the responsible approach and sends a powerful message that San Diegans will not support puppy mills.

We have hundreds of supporters in attendance, and send a powerful message that the public does not support puppy mills.

I strongly advise that you do not support the puppy mill industry and never buy a dog from a puppy mill or pet store.

Rescue your next animal companion — it's one easy way to not support puppy mills, plus you potentially save a pet's life.

Not exact matches

While a majority spoke in support of stricter regulations for pet shops, Debbie Boronda, a customer of the only Orland Park business that would be affected by any new rules said the shop, Happiness is Pets, is «a victim of a broken system that allows puppy mills,» arguing a ban on sales wouldn't address the root of the problem, the mills themselves.

To address your questions: I realize our policy does not refer directly to puppy mills, but I think the intent is clear that we would support or bring forward legislation which would make cruelty to animals an office under the criminal code (not a property offence), therefore making it a whole lot riskier for puppy mills to operate.

I respectfully request that you do not allow this «fast - tracked» bill initiated by special interest groups to circumvent the will of voters who overwhelmingly support pet stores like Mutts & Co. and Pet Valu who make an enduring commitment to end the «puppy mill to pet store» supply chain in their business operations.»

You'll save a life, get a healthy pet, save money, feel better and most importantly you won't be supporting puppy mills and pet stores.

In response to the Friday Dispatch editorial «This dog won't hunt,» I find it incomprehensible to imagine anyone not wanting to fight against puppy mills and support the Humane Society of the United States» efforts in enacting common - sense care standards for dogs.

WARNING: Before you buy a Sheltie puppy from a breeder or pet store we urge you to read up on puppy mills so you don't inadvertently support the mistreatment of animals.

To ensure you are adopting from a reputable organization, not one that supports puppy mills or is looking to turn a profit, make sure to ask if the rescue is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization.

That fact not only supported the pet store / puppy mill cycle, it also kept potential new adopters out of the world of rescue.

Animal rights advocates support the proposal, citing inhumane treatment of pets at puppy mills, while pet shop owners and workers say it's not true that pet store puppies are unhealthy or improperly bred.

We believe that the overwhelming majority of people do not want to support puppy mills, and that people want to make responsible decisions and will make better choices when they are educated.

When your adopt a pet from a shelter you are not supporting puppy and kitten mills.

«JANESVILLE, WI (WKOW)-- A city council member in Janesville is responding to calls for tougher standards for pet stores as some in the community are rallying to urge pet owners to support shelters and not what they're calling puppy mills.»

At - large Councilwoman Angela Lawson, a member of the committee, said she is an animal lover, which is why she supported the measure going forward, but is not yet convinced there is a puppy mill problem in Aurora needing legislation.

You won't be supporting the puppy mill industry, and at the same time, you'll be fighting the tragic pet overpopulation problem.

You won't be supporting puppy mills.

«New Jersey pet store consumers should not be duped into unwittingly supporting the cruel puppy mill industry, or into buying puppies exposed to this unique set of physical and behavioral problems created by this substandard upbringing,» said Kathleen Schatzman, New Jersey director for the Humane Society of the United States.

Bailing Out Benji is an advocacy and educational organization that deals specifically with educating the public about the pet store connection to puppy mills and why it is so critically important to not support the pet store puppy business model.

By teaching consumers NOT TO SUPPORT PET SHOPS THAT SELL PUPPIES, it sends a message to the cruel & heartless puppy mills they are going to be forced out of business when the day comes that EVERY CONSUMER WISES UP and tells puppy mills to go to hell.

Puppy mills and the outlets that support their greed represent the systematic abuse of the animals in them which by the way are classified as LIVESTOCK and not protected under companion animal laws but under the AWA which is inadequate and even those low standards are not enforced.

By adopting instead of buying a pet, you can be certain you aren't supporting cruel puppy mills with your money.

The HSUS applauds the franchisees that have signed the pledge because their actions prove it is not necessary to support the cruel puppy mill trade to operate a successful pet - related business.

Don't be fooled: the person or pet store you've picked to buy your puppy from might be supporting the notorious puppy mill industry.

Puppy mills are sadly a real thing and until we make a stand to STOP supporting them — dogs will continue to suffer because of those who feel that dogs are products and not lives.

«The problem is puppy mills, and this law is specifically targeting shutting down and not supporting puppies being manufactured in unsafe, unsociable, and horrific conditions,» Elena Bicker, executive director at Tony La Russa's Animal Rescue Foundation, told ABC News.

Those are what we feel need to be enforced not more laws created that would basically undermine and do away with most small show / breeding homes, any breeding, and any pets kept by individuals as this is the agenda of many of these candidates supported and who believe in HSUS as well as HSUS themselves who «say» their proposals are to eliminate puppy mills.

Educating potential puppy buyers not to support puppy mills, how to do research and encourage they purchase from a reputable breeder.

Please choose not to support pet stores by purchasing a puppy from them — learn more about pet stores and puppy mills.

But understanding that the facts do not support the notion of pet overpopulation and saying so publicly has nothing whatsoever to do with supporting breeding or being in league with puppy or kitten mills.

I'm not saying that I support puppy mills because I do not.

Choose not to support the horrific puppy mill industry by saying no pet stores.

«We have people who are looking to do the right thing and adopt, and we want to support them in that, not drive them to backyard breeders or pet shops,» says King, noting that there are still pet stores in the state that sell puppies from breeding mills.

They don't realize they are supporting puppy mills and horrific cruelty to animals when they buy a dog.

Adopting a shelter animal means you aren't supporting the cruel practices of puppy and kitten mills.

If commercial breeders were required to adhere to humane standards of care, or lose their license if they don't, fewer families would unknowingly support cruel puppy mills or be duped into buying sick and behaviorally challenged puppies.

Sadly, these dogs may come from puppy mills, something you do not want to support.

Participants lobbied in support of H.B. 6317, which ban the inhumane confinement of breeding pigs in gestation crates, and H.B. 5027, which requires minimum standards of care for dogs in large - scale puppy mills and prevents the sale of dogs from breeding operations that do not meet those standards.

As a veterinarian in this part of the country, how do you think I should properly educate these clients that are apparently living under rocks and don't know that buying a puppy from puppy mills supports this despicable business?

The HSUS applauds these independent retailers for joining the program because their numbers prove it is not necessary to support the cruel puppy mill trade to operate a successful pet - related business.

By adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue organization, you are not giving money to or supporting the existence of puppy mills.

The HSUS applauds these independent retailers because their actions prove it is not necessary to support the cruel puppy mill trade to operate a successful pet - related business.

«It was people that didn't want in their own hometown a pet store supporting puppy mills.

If you buy your puppy from this breeder it may not mean you are getting a terrible puppy, but you would be potentially supporting poor conditions for the unlucky animals bred in puppy mills.

If you are thinking of welcoming a new furry companion into your life but don't want to support the puppy mill industry, there is no better option than to adopt a dog from a shelter!

You won't be supporting puppy mills or pet stores.