Sentences with phrase «sold sick puppies»

That suit was dismissed without prejudice earlier this summer because a judge ruled it needed to just focus on stores that actually sold sick puppies.

Today, The Puppy Mill Project's 2 1/2 years of investigating paid off when Furry Babies, Inc. was sued in LaSalle County Circuit Court claiming that the store sold sick puppies from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers in violation of state consumer protection laws.

The lawsuit alleges that the chain sold sick puppies from puppy mills to unsuspecting customers in violation of consumer protection laws.

CHICAGO — A group of consumers filed a lawsuit in LaSalle County Circuit Court against the Chicago pet store chain Furry Babies, Inc., claiming that the store sold sick puppies from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers in violation of state consumer...

The study revealed which stores import puppies from other states, how many and which ones have sold sick puppies.

In a memorandum supporting the bill, the ASPCA noted several instances of not - for - profit shelters in New York being accused of wrongdoing, including Friends of Freddie Pet Rescue on Long Island, the target of a state Attorney General probe and a class - action lawsuit accusing it of selling sick puppies.

Hunte is also charged with breach of implied and express warranties of merchantability for selling sick puppies.

Sellers who are banned from one flea market for selling sick puppies can simply move on to another — after all, a flea market motto is «Anyone can sell!»

Another pet store with numerous lawsuits pending against them for selling sick puppy mill puppies is: The WIZARD of CLAWS Stores.

With mounting evidence, Michigan dog advocates from the Puppy Mill Awareness Meetup have been calling on the store to stop supporting puppy mills and start supporting rescues.Protests began after Channel 7 exposed this store in October 2009 for selling a sick puppy.

Pet stores DO sell sick puppies.

Good news for consumers and dogs: an Illinois court has ruled that a lawsuit alleging that a Chicago - area pet store chain that sold sick puppy mill puppies can proceed to trial, rejecting the pet store's second attempt to have the case dismissed.

On tonight's episode of Rogue Traders (BBC1 8 pm), Matt Allwright and Dan Penteado investigate pet shops and dog breeders selling sick puppies.

I am certain that no one wants to sell a sick puppy or kitten to a consumer, and I have witnessed, firsthand, retailers refusing to sell a pet to a customer that they deemed unworthy of caring for the animal.

Not exact matches

The New York state attorney general's office is suing a pet store chain, saying it sold dozens or hundreds of puppies without required veterinary exams and failed to reimburse medical expenses to buyers of sick...

The New York state attorney general's office is suing a pet store chain, saying it sold dozens or hundreds of puppies without required veterinary exams and failed to reimburse medical expenses to buyers of sick puppies.

But testing so far has shown that bacteria samples isolated from the stool of puppies sold through a Petland store in Florida were closely related to bacteria from the stool of a sick person in Ohio.

«The retail pet industry has a system - wide problem that begins with cruel puppy mills, continues with the way they ship baby animals across the country in cramped quarters, and ends with consumers often being sold sick animals at an inflated price,» John Goodwin said.

Supplies: How to find a store that does not sell live animals Filing complaints: What to do if you purchased a sick puppy

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If the puppies being sold are from puppy mills, which often turn out sick animals, and the sellers are losing money because of this, the puppy mill faces losing the business, which means less profit, which makes selling puppies less attractive, which makes everyone much happier!

The puppy was sold sick, and several of the attending physicans have written letters for the class action lawsuit against Petland, Hunte, and hopefully The Slivko's that own the Petland Monroeville store.

When the puppies are sold, they often are stuffed into crowded trucks and hauled thousands of miles, sometimes getting sick from the trip itself, arriving in bad shape and unable to bounce back from illness or parasites.

Using idyllic photographs and deceptive language to depict their facilities as beautiful fields in the country and their puppies as healthy and behaviorally sound, mass breeders marketed, sold, and shipped puppies — many of them sick and traumatized from their bad beginnings — to consumers around the country.

I would like to find the individuals who gathered testimony from responsible breeders that would never sell to pet stores, and identified people who purchased a sick puppy from an AZ pet store.

I saw an ad in my local paper for Yorkie puppies and found myself in the home of a lady who was selling a litter for her sick sister or so she said.

The Oklahoma breeder who originally sold Moxon was named in a lawsuit brought by another local pet owner whose puppy was sick.

Unlike all the consumers that are lining up to file class action suits against pet stores that have sold them sick and dying puppies for over $ 1000.

The stress and activity of a pet store can exasperate the animal giving the illness a hold (or spreading to other puppies — that are sold without it being realized that they're sick) and that can be deadly left untreated (as was often the case.)

We try to answer any Questions you may have, and look forward to hearing from you.We have a great reputation and sell most of our puppies and birds from the word of mouth.We have been finding wonderful homes for our sick friend Tom and his wife Linda for years.Their dogs are their kids and some even sleep with them at night.They only have 7 adult AKC registered dogs and none are in cages, some are spayed..

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.

She never told him the poop was normal until after he ate the canned food letting the vet think she was sold a sick puppy.Then refused treatment from the vet and tried to say it was sick when she got the puppy and called the police then animal control.She wanted either her money back or another puppy.

The laws limit pet stores to selling animals from shelters, humane societies and rescue groups, with the goal of getting rid of puppy mills that churn out sick animals.

For every sick puppy found at a pet store, THOUSANDS of perfectly healthy puppies are sold.

While in the U.S., Peter and I, joined by the amazing Victoria Stilwell, participated in a rescue from an Amish puppy farm and rescued a very sick German Shepherd and cockerpoo breeding bitch whose pups were sold via third parties, later named Victoria and Pippa respectively.

Every day I hear about a puppy / kitten mill being closed down and the horrible conditions the animals were found in or I hear about yet another pet store selling sick kittens and puppies.

Pet stores sell puppy mill puppies, rabbits and all sorts of animals and I am glad it is no banned - I am sick of the way animals are treated - Too bad they needed to be told not to sell animals SO many animal s are euthanized at shelters (for space!)

Federal law does not regulate breeders who sell puppies directly to the public, though state cruelty and neglect laws usually require adequate food, water, shelter, and veterinary care for sick animals.

Ritter, in a rambling phone chat in which she name - checks the Lord and cites him for her decision to adopt 22 kids, some with special needs, denies to me that she sold sick dogs, just the «occasional» puppy with worms.

Tammy Kautzer was a notorious puppy miller in Clark County who was the subject of a 2007 undercover investigation by WTMJ - TV that caught her selling a sick 4 - week - old puppy.

This last regulation was introduced with the aim to help prevent the tragedies resulting from unsuspecting pet owners being sold sick and dying puppies by unethical dog brokers, but it applies equally to cats as well.

A sick puppy won't survive a long haul, and pet shops don't take homely dogs, so both end up getting sold at dog auctions and become breeders of the next generation of dogs.

The puppies are often sold to pet stores when they're sick and too young to be away from their mothers.

Myth # 2: Pet stores sell sick dogs from «puppy mills».

Many puppies sold at pet shops carry genetic and hereditary defects and some are so sick that vet bills quickly run into the thousands of dollars.

A severe outbreak of the highly contagious and often fatal distemper virus was reportedly discovered at the Oberlin, Kan., facility after sick puppies from the facility were sold to customers of at least two Wyoming pet stores.

That is who this law targets. It is an important tool in the fight against puppy mills. It is ridiculous for anyone to say this bill targets responsible breeders — if you are responsible then you won't knowingly sell a sick, diseased or disabled dog without dislosing that to the purchaser.

A group of consumers filed suit in the Randolph County Circuit Court against notorious Missouri puppy mill S & S Family Puppies for selling consumers sick and dying pPuppies for selling consumers sick and dying puppiespuppies.

The Furry Babies at this location sold a puppy sick with Parvo back in June.

Though the Pet Protection Act of 2015, which is what the new bill amends, was meant to attack the problem of pet stores selling sick animals, and protect buyers as well, survivors of kitten and puppy mills were still being sold in stores.