Sentences with phrase «shop come from puppy mills»

Many dogs, like the ones you see in a pet shop come from puppy mills, large - scale breeding facilities where dogs are treated like machines, expecting to produce hundreds of puppies in horrific conditions.

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Ninety percent, or every 9 out of 10, of the puppies sold in pet shops come from mills.

Sadly, many dogs who are bought in pet shops or from «reputable» breeders actually come from puppy mills.

People need to know that there isn't one puppy in a pet shop that hasn't come from a puppy mill.

That means that 67 Chicago businesses — 12 of them pet stores — are participating in the puppy mill trade — and you may not even know it: «Again and again, salespeople denied that their puppies came from puppy mills, and most did not comply with a law passed in 2010 by the State requiring pet shops to post in a conspicuous place in writing on or near the cage of any dog or cat available for sale the information required by subsection (a) of this section.

DO NOT buy a dog from a pet shop — these adorable puppies usually come from puppy mills, which keep breeding animals in deplorable conditions.

The store clerk may not even know it, but it is a well - known fact that pet shop puppies — 99.9 % of the time — come from puppy mills.

Virtually all pet shop puppies come from commercial breeders and puppy mills.

More than 90 percent of pet shop puppies come from puppy mills.

Trying a local pet shop is not a great option because 9 out of 10 pups sold there come from puppy mills.

They think of moments like the one Carol Everett, a certified humane education specialist who volunteers at the Kauai Humane Society, recalls: A middle school student came up to her after a presentation on puppy mills, a spay / neuter activity, and a tour of an animal shelter and said, «We got a puppy from the pet shop last year and I am so sorry we didn't get one from the humane society.»

As we have for many years during our televised broadcast, The Westminster Kennel Club will continue to make the following announcement: «If you are planning to add a dog to your life and have come to look over the best of the best, please note, no dog you have seen here (yesterday or today) came from a pet shop, or was the «product», if you will, of a puppy mill.

Across America, people shopping in pet stores are often told the puppies for sale don't come from puppy mills, but instead come from USDA - licensed breeders.

It matters not if they came from a puppy mill, pet shop, puppy mill auction or puppy broker.

Puppies that come from puppy mills and pet shops tend to be inundated with this parasite.

They are the key link to puppy mills: Humane Society officials say 90 percent of pet shop dogs come from brokers who have bought them from puppy mills (though pet shops deny this).

You've probably heard it before: Don't buy animals from pet shops; they come from puppy mills.

The worst places to get a pup are pet shops and kennels that get their pups from off - premises sources, since these animals actually come from commercial breeding operations, nicknamed puppy mills.

Regardless of staff claims that they buy from from reputable breeders, nearly every puppy in pet shops comes from a large - scale commercial breeding operation, also known as a puppy mill.

Puppies acquired from commercial pet shops or so - called «puppy mills», and those coming from shelters, are also more likely to develop kennel cough.

Without legal measures in place, there is no guarantee that animals sold in pet shops do not come from puppy mills, and we hope Maryland passes this bill into law, thus decreasing demand for animals from puppy mills.