Sentences with phrase «numbers of puppies under»

The majority of pet stores in the United States that sell puppies utilize puppy mills, mass production facilities that churn out large numbers of puppies under inhumane conditions.

The majority of pet stores that sell puppies carry dogs from puppy mills, which are mass production facilities that churn out large numbers of puppies under inhumane conditions.

According to the Humane Society, puppy mills — mass - breeding facilities that churn out large numbers of puppies under inhumane conditions — are the main supplier to pet stores that sell puppies.

Not exact matches

However, if the dog or puppy becomes run down or immunosuppressed, for example, because of illness, stress or malnutrition then the immune system can not keep the mites under control and large numbers of them cause the disease demodicosis.

There were puppies from a number of breeds wrestling each other in crates stacked three on the floor, puppies in the lobby, puppies under a desk, puppies behind a closet door.

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.

Under the Puppy Protection Act, this kennel would need to make some changes: (1) reduce the number of intact breeding dogs from 85 to 50, (2) provide solid cage floors, (3) provide exercise, (4) seek veterinary care, (5) provide rest between breeding cycles, and (6) have unstacked cages.

To further its broader mission of reducing the number of homeless dogs in its community, Lucky Puppy also offers a free training class twice a month to anyone who wants to attend, and an expansion project is under way to open Rehab Ranch.

While this act may intend to regulate high volume or internet sales of dogs or puppies, the bill as currently written will affect breeders who may co-own a number of dogs that may produce fifty (50) or more puppies in a year under existing USDA dog dealer regulations.