Sentences with phrase «poor little puppies»

Who on earth could someone just dump these poor little puppies in some woods!

This poor little puppy would see our life & couldn't understand why she wasn't treated like that.

I went from thinking this poor little puppy was going to be dead in a few weeks to the cardiologist telling me she now should have a normal life expectancy!»

Remember, your poor little puppy can't live in his crate, so make sure he spends more time out with you than he spends in his crate.

Sharon, Your poor little puppy has been through a lot.

Poor little puppy.

Not exact matches

This part feels weird I feel like that poor cat or puppy in the shelter with that cute little card on the side of its cage.

If you find an abandoned puppy and can not open your home to him, you can still help the poor little guy.

Lately poor old Bailey has been going a little nuts having a puppy follow her, mimic her, and tease her all the time but they still get along well enough to share a drink (third photo to the right) or just play around.

I am a Veterinarian Technician, and foster a lot of the special cases, so I was contacted to go pick up this little poor puppy.

Most animals raised in puppy mills are housed in shockingly poor conditions with improper medical care, and the parents of the puppies are kept in cages to be bred over and over for years, without human companionship and with little hope of ever joining a family.

When Mazie's Mission Rescue Clinic got a call about a little dog who was brought into an animal shelter with an extreme case of mange, rescuers sprang into action to save this poor puppy.

Poor quality puppies are produced by people who breed their pets just to have a litter, or by profit seekers who give little thought to quality, looks or temperament in the puppies they produce.

It is so very sad how many people get the adorable puppy for their kid and then after the new wears off the poor little dog only barely gets common maintenance.

In all likelihood, these breeders do not test for genetic diseases, place no limits on puppy registrations, have a marginal health program, know little about the breed standard, and have poor quality breeding stock.

«This sweet little girl, who seems to love all people, has clearly had too many litters and the poor condition of her fur attests to the fact that all her nutrients went to feed her pups... I started thinking that she may never have had a childhood and playtime of her own and hopefully with a new family may get the opportunity to be a puppy herself.»

Similar to puppy mill dogs, these animals live in small, filthy cages with little or no protection from extreme weather, are fed poor diets, denied exercise, companionship and veterinary care, and never get the chance to feel the ground beneath their feet.